RE: More Info..... Install/set-up SOAP in a N-tier envi ronment

[Jackson George <Ja...@necx.com>]

I think here what I think.....

   When you have 
     Browser->   WEbserver--->  WebLogic Server---> DB

   WEbserver and Weblogic are in different System

  then

   1) Once a SOAP request comes in, then

   2) Webserver will just direct the SOAP request to the APPLICATION server
there You
      have the SOAP PROXY/server Running  there all the Parsing and the
related thing 
      Happening, in that case we have to install SOAP Part of WeblogicServer
Server machine
      Not in the Webserver Machine...


   Please comment it 

 Thanks 
  Jackson George
   jgeorge@necx.com




-----Original Message-----
From: Gould, Steven [Dal] [mailto:steven.gould@cgiusa.com]
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 10:07 AM
To: Jackson George; ''soap-dev@xml.apache.org' '
Subject: RE: Install/set-up SOAP in a N-tier environment


Jackson,

It depends on your configuration. But as I understand it - and I am new to
SOAP - I think(?) it could be done either way: install SOAP with the web
server, or with the app. server. You'd need slightly different
configurations for each of these setups.

Perhaps some of the veteran SOAP developers on this list could shed a little
more light on the subject. Anyone?

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Jackson  George
To: 'soap-dev@xml.apache.org'
Cc: Gould, Steven [Dal]
Sent: 9/19/00 9:41 AM
Subject: Install/set-up SOAP   in a N-tier environment

Hi Steven Gould

  Your attached Doc was Great ....!, I too was trying to achieve this
you
done it well.
   Congra....

  Now here is the Question ?
  If we have a 
    Client/Browser->   WebServer ->  WEblogic server-> DB


    Here WEbserver and Weblogic are installed in a seperate machine,
   in this scenariao 
    1). WHcih machine we have to install the SOAP, 

    Please give Your comments
    Jackson George 
    jgeorge@necx.com




Attached is an HTML file describing how to install SOAP under WebLogic
Server. This information was omitted from the SOAP documentation, but I
felt that it might be useful to other users if included in the SOAP
distribution (under docs/install), or on the xml.apache.org/soap web
site. Feel free to edit or reformat the text as you see fit.

Sincerely,

Steven Gould





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