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Hi,
We are using applets as our frontend and websphere3.5 for hosting the servlets. We have managed to configure the remote OSE for making the HTTP server from machine A to call the servlets in the APP server in Machine B.
The problem here is that the applets are able to call servlets only for http://localhost/servlets but not for http://IPaddress/servlets from machine A.
The applets are in the HTTP server(machine A) and the servlets are in the app server(machine B). Because of this, when i am trying to call applets from Machine C through browser, it is giving "com.ms.security.SecurityExceptionEx[rajpak/test.testmethod]: cannot connect to "172.20.83.174"
at com/ms/security/permissions/NetIOPermission.check"
Can anyone tell us how to solve this problem?.
Thanks
Sriram
 
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Check if your IP address is added in the default_hosts in the Application Server.
[This message has been edited by Rahul Mahindrakar (edited June 21, 2001).]
 
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I want you to do this
In your system where you have installed the HTTP server check up
\websphere\appserver\temp for the files
I think you should have three files
in one these file see where your virtual host is specified ex is default_host. You should specify the ip address here
Just being helpful. I do not know if i am right.
 
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Rahul,
Thank you very much. You are right. When i add the alias name/Ip address and the localhost of the app server in the vhosts.properties file, it worked.
That is the solution.
Cheers
Sriram
 
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Well it was just a calculated guess that i made.
 
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