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    Problem starting IHS 2.0.47 with WAS 5.0.2  
jhacot


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07-04-04 12:24 AM

Hi,

I m running under a Windows 2000 Server/WAS 5.0.2/IHS 2.0.47 conf. I want to
bind them during the install of IHS.
My IHS conf file contains those lines :

LoadModule was_ap20_module   C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\bin\mod_was_a
p20_http
.dll
WebSpherePluginConfig   C:\WebSphere\AppServer\config\cells\plug
in-cfg.xml

with this command line,
apache -k install -n "IBMHttpServer" -f "conf/httpd.conf
the server seems to be well installed, no log errors is provided (even with
the -e option).
When i try to run it with: apache -k start -n "IBMHttpServer", a popup appea
rs with a failed operation message.

The aim of this is to use the WAS servers urls without the ports :
I want to use http://localhost/MyWebApp instead of http://localhost:9080/MyWebApp.



Did someone have the same problem ? Is the module load of mod_ibm_app_server
_http.dll necessary ? What can i do instead of this to reach my goal ?





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    Re: Problem starting IHS 2.0.47 with WAS 5.0.2  
Juanma Martinez


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07-04-04 12:24 AM

In article <237911091.1088762578684.JavaMail.wasadmin@swg3ws006>,
jhacot@sopragroup.com says...
> When i try to run it with: apache -k start -n "IBMHttpServer", a popup app
ea
> rs with a failed operation message.
>
What is the failed operation message?

What happens if you issue just apache with no parameters?


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