IIS proxying to multiple WebLogic Servers by path

Question

Hi all,
Is it possible to have 1 IIS proxying to 2 or more different
weblogic instances (no cluster) BY PATH (no virtual hosts, no proxying by extension)?.
Maybe 2 or more iisproxy.ini (or different sections in one) depending on iisforward
path :)
Just like with Apache or Netscape:
APACHE:
MatchExpression "/pathA/*" WebLogicHost=hostA|WebLogicPort=7001|CookieName=CookieA|ErrorPage=/LogoutA.htm
MatchExpression "/pathB/*" WebLogicHost=hostB|WebLogicPort=7003|CookieName=CookieB|ErrorPage=/LogoutB.htm
or
<LocationMatch "^/pathA/">
SetHandler weblogic-handler
WebLogicHost hostA
WebLogicPort 7001
CookieName CookieA
ErrorPage /LogoutA.htm
</LocationMatch>
<LocationMatch "^/pathB/">
SetHandler weblogic-handler
WebLogicHost hostB
WebLogicPort 7003
CookieName CookieB
ErrorPage /LogoutB.htm
</LocationMatch>
NETSCAPE:
<Object name="object1" ppath="*/pathA/*">
Service fn="wl-proxy" WebLogicHost="hostA" WebLogicPort="7001" CookieName="CookieA"
ErrorPage="/LogoutA.htm"
</Object>
<Object name="object2" ppath="*/pathB/*">
Service fn="wl-proxy" WebLogicHost="hostB" WebLogicPort="7003" CookieName="CookieB"
ErrorPage="/LogoutB.htm"
</Object>
TIA.

Answer 1

Issue:
How can IIS 4 or IIS 5 be setup to proxy from one IIS server to
multiple WLS servers.
For example:
http://iisserver/myapp --> proxy http://wls1:7001/test
http://iisserver/myapp2 --> proxy http://wls2:7001/test
Resolution:
Proxying to different weblogic instances with one IIS Server can be
accomplished by using IIS Virtual Directories.
a) Create a Web site and two virtual directories for it.
b) Create two directories for the two virtual directories and copy
iisproxy.dll to each of the directories.
c) Create iisproxy.ini files in each directory created at step b. One
for proxying to WebLogic Server A and another for WebLogic Server B.
d) Register each iisproxy.dll to each of the virtual directories with
IIS by specifying the appropriate mime-type. If you want to proxy everything
for that virtual directory, then you will specify a mime-type of *.
Please note that specifying a mime-type of * will not work with IIS 4.
e) Make sure you set the Application Protection to HIGH for each
Virtual Directory.
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