Article on deploying JSPWiki to Sun Java System Web Server 7 Technology Preview release
After a long delay, my introductory article on how to configure / deploy JSPWiki to Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 has finally gone alive. Developers and administrators who are new to Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 might find this helpful.
I guess, what is missing , as critics already pointed out, is how to connect the dots between JAAS (Java Authentication and Authroization service) that comes with JSPWiki 2.4 release and Sun Java System Web Server 7.0's security infrastructure. I will need to figure this out and probably publish a follow up on my earlier article.
Any comments / criticisms are as usual more than welcome .
Cheers
I guess, what is missing , as critics already pointed out, is how to connect the dots between JAAS (Java Authentication and Authroization service) that comes with JSPWiki 2.4 release and Sun Java System Web Server 7.0's security infrastructure. I will need to figure this out and probably publish a follow up on my earlier article.
Any comments / criticisms are as usual more than welcome .
Cheers
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I seemed to be running in to a little problem.
The web server is looking at /sun/webserver7/https-myserver/docs/JSPWiki folder and not /sun/webserver7/https-myserver/web-app/JSPWiki folder.
This is on Java Web Server 7.0 Update 4.
Any idea why is it doing this? I'm using the default install for jspwiki.war.
Posted by Sang Kang on February 04, 2009 at 09:13 AM PST #
this probably means that you have not successfully configured the web application properly. in your server.xml, you need to ensure that the <web-app> element has the right location
how did you deploy your web applcation ? with web server 7 update 4, you can also simply use our auto deploy feature
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-6603/ggttd?a=view
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/820-6603/gbxze?a=view
Posted by Sriram Natarajan on February 04, 2009 at 10:30 AM PST #
I've followed your guide on jspwiki deployment on server 7.
The guide was little different with update 4 but it was essentially the same steps except the last step.
When I finsihed loading the war file, the web administation gui did has "Deployment Pending" at top right corner and not "Instance COnfiguration Modified". When I click Deployment Pending, I get a Configuration Deployment, Deploying configuration to all instances, Deployment Pending with a button Deploy... and cancel. When I click Deploy, a message comes with "i The configuration has been deployed successfully to all available nodes."
Posted by Sang Kang on February 04, 2009 at 11:26 AM PST #
I've changed default ../docs to reflect ../web-apps and it seems to work but now it's asking for user name and password.
Posted by Sang Kang on February 04, 2009 at 11:40 AM PST #
well, you could verify if your deployed web application exists (or successfully deployed) by taking a look at your https-<hostname>/config/server.xml and look for <web-app> element. if this file does have web app element and the jspwiki information, that means all went well.
if this above file does not have your jsp wiki related changes (like the location of your web application), then some thing went wrong. u might have to start again .. sigh .. :-(
finally, you might want to check out this blog for the follow up configuration for JAAS authentication..
http://blogs.sun.com/mock/entry/deploying_jspwiki_on_sun_java
Posted by Sriram Natarajan on February 04, 2009 at 11:42 AM PST #