awkard awkard

Hi,
I hope you are talking about WebSPhere NetworkDeploymentManager. You have created a cluster and added the Node which has application Server running. If this is the case then I think they have given very good example in the manual of NetworkDeploymentManager. I read that and it will solve your problem. I am not sure but First it select the node by random and then it goes by Round Robin. It also checks for the weight parameter. I think you have to put different weight parameter for them and load devides according to them and then when weight is same on all servers it goes by RoundRobin.
I'll give you more idea next time.
good luck
awkard

Hi,
This is regarding your question about IBMHttpServer on Machine A and WebSphere on machine B and you are calling application from machine B to WebServer on A.
I did this using WebSphere Application Server 5.0
I never worked with WebSPhere 3.5 or 4.0
but I think it should work.
Go to Machine A.
Over here let's consider Hostname for machine A is machine_Apache
http://machine_Apache
Over here let's consider Hostname for machine B is machine_WAS
http://machine_WAS
go to machine_Apache
Stop the WebSphere Application Server(WAS).
cd /usr/WebSphere/AppServer/config/cells
open Plugin-cfg.xml
find out the cluster section in which you will see the some Hostname entry.
Which is machine_apache or it's IPAddress.
Change it to machine_WAS or IPAddress of machine_WAS.
save the plugin-cfg.xml
now go to cd /usr/IBMHttpServer/bin
restart the apache.
./apachectl stop
./apachectl start
now go to browser and type following.
make sure that WAS is running on machine_WAS host.
Apache is running on machine_Apache.
http://machine_Apache/snoop
if you see the output in the samepage, you will see the machine_WAS/server1 .
It means snoop is running on machine_WAS and webserver machine_Apache is calling it.
THat's it
you are done.
Don't say this is not working because I did this myself and I work on WebSPhere 5.0 in IBM
take care,
awkard