Kbase 20386: A Distributed Configuration with the Progress AIA.
| Autor |
Progress Software Corporation - Progress |
| Acesso |
Público |
| Publicação |
12/06/2008 |
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Status: Unverified
GOAL:
How to setup a distributed configuration of the Progress AppServer Internet Adapter (AIA).
FACT(s) (Environment):
Progress 9.x
FIX:
The following example has the Progress Appserver running on a UNIX machine with the AIA and Java Servlet Engine (JSE) running on a Windows NT machine.
Take these steps on the UNIX machine:
1. Start the AdminServer.
Use the Progress Explorer or by editing the ubroker.properties file.
2. Create a local NameServer, say, NS2, with a port number of 5163.
3. Start the NameServer.
4. Create and configure the AppServer broker to point to NS2.
5. Start the AppServer.
Take these steps on the Windows NT machine:
1. Start the AdminServer if the the Progress Explorer is being used.
2. Create a new remote NameServer with a new port number.
The port number should correspond with the NameServer that runs on UNIX.
For example, create a remote NameServer called NS2 with a port number of 5163.
3. Configure the AIA to point to the NS2 as the controlling NameServer.
Restart the JSE. Once it has restarted, make sure that it has picked up the new NameServer configuration. (Test this using http://localhost/aia/Aia?GetServletStatus in a web browser.)
The controlling NameServer in this example should read NS2. Moreover, the NameServer Host/Port should read the remote NameServer and UNIX host.