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Problem |
Can a single OSE plug-in be configured to route requests
to two Application Servers in separate domains? What if the Application
Servers are not both at the same release level? Is this type of
configuration supported by IBM®? |
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Solution |
This type of configuration violates the overall
architecture of WebSphere Application Server and therefore is not
supported by IBM.
The OSE Plug-in is part of one WebSphere domain. The OSE Plug-in code is
comprised of two sets of TCP/IP utilities, one installed with the Web
server and the other part of WebSphere Application Server. One set is
installed and loaded on the Web server machine, the other set is installed
and loaded by WebSphere Application Server.
For the two sets of OSE Plug-in utilities to work together, both must be
at the same release level or code base.
Even if you can, through manipulation of properties files, get the OSE
Plug-in to work across WebSphere domains and fix pack levels, this is not
a supported configuration. Furthermore, the behavior of this configuration
is unpredictable. |
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