I need to setup IBM Maximo attachments feature to work with WebSphere Liberty. IBM confirms that WebSphere Liberty is compatible wit Maximo, but does not provide official support.
Bottom line, all I need is to serve files inside a directory through HTTP using WebSphere Liberty. I was wondering how I can do that.
This is a guide that I need to adapt it from http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21312993 with WebSphere Liberty instead.
Can anyone guide me through?
IBM HTTP Server (IHS) already installed with Maximo. IHS is a flavor of Apache, so any Apache related doc will work. I configured Maximo doclinks to fall under htdocs so the attachments are available as a web resource. Bottom line, its not clear to me you need to configure WebSphere Liberty for this purpose.
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I am using the e-signature Java SDK for the application that I developed.
The application will run on a docker container and the container on a Linux server.
There is a proxy configured on this server and I have been asked if there is anything that they have to configure regarding DocuSign integration.
This answer on GitHub says that SDK would automatically pick up the proxy settings of the system.
What happens on my case. Will it pick the server or the container settings. Should I manually set the proxy settings in code?
Unfortunately I do not have access to the system (or to any similar system) so it is not possible to test the application.
The answer you linked to (https://github.com/docusign/docusign-esign-java-client/issues/152#issuecomment-653926077) talked about an enhancement request that will enable a specific ApiClient with its own proxy for the Java SDK.
You do need to update the proxy settings in your code if you know what they are.
You could use Apache with Jenkins to use client certificates for authentication, but is there a less bulky way that is just as simple on Windows or RHEL? Perhaps, customizing the Jenkins code is an option, since it says it already runs in a Jetty servlet? A way to do this in Hudson itself?
With Apache Web Server, I was fighting with some plugins, like Selenium related plugins. Also, I noticed more issues connecting to slaves when using a proxy despite using the tunnel option. Leaner and meaner would be nice.
Is it possible to add an Apache web server to an MVC project so that at the end you get an installation that installs the web server and moves the web page to the right folder?Or exactly the other way around, is there an Apache installation that you give your website to so it goes straight to the right folder?Does something like this exist in an easy way? Or maybe not with Apache but with a other application?
if I understand your question you want to automate the installation of "PHP/Apache" websites using "ASP.net MVC app"
I've done this before, I used Plesk CLI to create user accounts, databases, copy files ... etc.
You may want to use Cpanel UAPI for doing this tasks on remote Linux server.
I have an ant script to deploy the EAR file to my Websphere application server. This server is under clustered environment and has a cell with its respective nodes.
I also have an IHS server above this WAS instance which my application uses.
Requesting to kindly guide as to how the ant script can be used to deploy the EAR file on cluster by providing the required IHS server details.
Thanks
You should have a look at the section in $WASHOME/bin/configureWebserverDefinition.jacl that iterates through the existing web modules and maps them to the newly created webserver.
In Jython, from the manual:
AdminApp.edit('myapp', ['-MapModulesToServers',
[['.*', '.*', '-WebSphere:cell=mycell,node=mynode,server=server1']]])
But you'd need to substitue the full name for your webserver.
I want to allow others to access my website created through Netbeans but I don't know how to do so. Ive searched and I found that you had to buy webservers and domain names?
However, I only want to host the webpage using my own computer since it isn't really anything commercial. How can I publish the webpage using Netbeans or my own computer? Would using IIS of Windows be possible?
Thanks!
You can download or use (if you have installed) Apache-Tomcat to deploy your web-app on your local machine.
Text from the above mentioned link.
It is possible to deploy web applications to a running Tomcat server.
If the Host autoDeploy attribute is "true", the Host will attempt to
deploy and update web applications dynamically, as needed, for example
if a new .WAR is dropped into the appBase. For this to work, the Host
needs to have background processing enabled which is the default
configuration.