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Niaz Habib


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08-31-05 11:03 PM

Hi,
I am new Websphere/IHS/Apache. I was wondering how I could configure them to
serve static resources from IHS instead of WAS.

Is this a WAS or IHS configuration?

Thanks,
Niaz.







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    Re: Serve Static Resource from IHS  
Sunit Patke


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09-01-05 11:04 PM

Yes. You can configure your app in such a way that static resources like
images etc are served from IHS and not WAS. This requires configuring your
webapp and IHS.

You have to deploy the static assets within the documentroot of your IHS and
make sure that path to the static assets does not conflict with the context
root of your webapp. Any hyperlinks in your jsps that point to the static
assets must point to the correct URL.

HTH

Sunit

"Niaz Habib" <niaz.habib@eurorscg.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I am new Websphere/IHS/Apache. I was wondering how I could configure them
> to serve static resources from IHS instead of WAS.
>
> Is this a WAS or IHS configuration?
>
> Thanks,
> Niaz.
>







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