Access 2 clustered instances on oracle 10g AS's - Webcache as loadbalancer

Hi,
Sorry i dont have a solution to your problem.
But I have a query for you, kindly help me out.
1. I have 2 oracle application servers(10g)-without webcache installed on 2 different linux machines.
2. I have a default OC4J-instance 'home' on both machines.
3. Now I deploy a war application on both machines with same name 'CS_APP' and context as 'CS' on both the application servers.
4. I am able to successfully access the application from individual servers as follows:
http://bslchnlas01:7777/CS/Index.do
and
http://bslchnlas02:7777/CS/Index.do
5. I also have performed the steps to make these 2 applications cluster aware.
6. My problem is I am not able to connect to these 2 applications in a cluster by using a urlfor example
http://bslchntest:80/CS/Index.do from a webcache installed on a third machine(windows). Also let me know how will the failover mechanism occur in this application.
7. I have made the required changes for failover mechanism in the mod_oc4j.conf file in both the servers.
A solution to my problems would be appreciatable.
Thanks,
Siddhartha ([email protected])

Siddhartha:
There are two tasks to complete for your question.
Task 1: Configure Site Definition (bslchntest:80) and Site to Server Mapping to load balance traffic to the two origin servers http://bslchnlas01:7777/CS/Index.do and http://bslchnlas02:7777/CS/Index.do.
Task 2: Configure the two Origin Servers to properly comminicate with the Web Cache installed on the third machine. For instructions read Section 3: "Dedicated Topology Option" of This Paper.
Web Cache will load balance incoming traffic to the two origin servers you specified. If one fails, all traffic will go to the remaing origin server.

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