SETTING OF IISPROXY.INI FILE

Well we are trying that whenever we shutdown the weblogic server at ourpoduction site,(our login page is with jsp extention) it shouldautomaticallygive the user a message "site under......".I checked in the documentationthatfor such a thing we can set a property in iisproxy.ini file as ErrorPage=url(in case iis is not able to get a response from weblogic it will go to thecustomized error page we define).MY first question is can we set thispropertyin the weblogic 4.5.1 version in the ini file.If yes i tried it but doesn'twork what are the steps to be followed?else can you suggest some solution.

The error page URL needs to be an HTML file located on the web server. It
          cannot be a JSP. Since the IISPROXY.INI file is shared regardless of how
          many virtual servers you may have, I would refer a fully qualified URL
          instead of relative.
          "AMIT SOOD" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:3b009b6e$[email protected]..
          > Well we are trying that whenever we shutdown the weblogic server at
          ourpoduction site,(our login page is with jsp extention) it
          shouldautomaticallygive the user a message "site under......".I checked in
          the documentationthatfor such a thing we can set a property in iisproxy.ini
          file as ErrorPage=url(in case iis is not able to get a response from
          weblogic it will go to thecustomized error page we define).MY first question
          is can we set thispropertyin the weblogic 4.5.1 version in the ini file.If
          yes i tried it but doesn'twork what are the steps to be followed?else can
          you suggest some solution.

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Regards.

Is this problem solved?
I want this exact problem to be resolved. I am using BEA WLS 7 with SP1. and
IIS5 SP3 on Windows 2000 Server.
Satya
"Jimmy Lopez" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
We have no problem proxiing IIS to WebLogic in general case, but now
we have to
make a more specified proxiing.
Our configuration for the project is:
IIS 5.0
WebLogic Server 6.0sp1
proxiing by path
We have an application hiddenname.war - so which URI is /hiddenname -
but we don't
want users to see this URI.
We want that, if a user requests:
http://[iisServer]/shownname/default.jsp
he obtains:
http://[weblogicServer]/hiddenname/default.jsp
So we set those properties in the iisproxy.ini:
PathTrim=shownname
PathPrepend=hiddenname
WlForwardPath=/shownname
But it doesn't work, and we can see in the wlproxy.log:
Wed Nov 07 11:05:41 2001 wlforward: /hiddenname/default.jsp.wlforward
Wed Nov 07 11:05:41 2001 URI = [hiddenname/hiddenname/default.jsp?]
It seems that the "PathPrepend" action is done twice ?!
Has someone got info or solutions on this problem ?
Regards.

Step incrementing of .ini file and check and changing the content within step

Hello I want to increment the [step002] automatically in the .ini file. If the steps are copied and pasted more times in already existing file, where by doing so the step numbers are doubled. For example if there exists [Step002] followed by content of it and then [Step001] and followed by contet of it and [Step002] followed by content of it. And if a person copies [Step002] with its content 80 times or n number of times then the last one should be automatically incremented to new number as [Step003] and [Step004] [Step005]. And then I want to arrange the content under each step. In my file I have a " Group_Start = Step001" and " Group_Name = OQ_004 set high port" as contents in each step. I want to arrange the group name.
What I want is, if in the newly copied [Step002] which would have already been incremented to [Step004], it would contain Group_Name = OQ_004 set high port which I have highlighted in italics, if this already exists some where in the file, then its corresponding Group_Start = Step001 which I have highlighted in italics should be given to the newly copied and incremented [Step004]. And in case the Group_Name = OQ_004 set high port which I have highlighted in italics does not match any where then its corresponding Group_Start will be as Group_Start = Step004. That means since the group name is new and it does not exist already in the file, the Group_Start should take its step number [Step004] which her I have highlighted in italics, as its Group_Start = Step004. Here with I attach my file and I also attach my steps which I had tried. It would be nice if solution is given or further step ideas from my steps to complete the task is given.
Thank you.
John
Attachments:
Config.ini ‏2 KB
Tried.vi ‏26 KB

Hello, Thank you for your reply. May be I break it into steps. Now where I am struck is that if there are say random numbers some repeated ones
example 001, 002, 002, 002, 004, 007, 006 etc.. I would like get sorted in ascending order and also the reapeated numbers should be in the running order. That means 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006 etc.. There should not be repeated numbers.if reapeatd then the repeated one should have to be incremented from the previous one. If this has been solved then I can explain the other part and shall aslo goahead. I had already tried one method but the loop seems to be not exactly matching. There are some numbers which come extra. You can use the same config file which I had sent earlier. Just copy and paste the steps below or inbetween and use it for testing. Thank you
Attachments:
change all stepst number.vi ‏14 KB

Modification to SAP Logon Cannot be written to INI file

Hi,
When i am trying to create a New Item in SAP logon it is giving an error "Modification to SAP logon could not be Written to INI file
Check permission for file 'C:\Windows'.
The problem is that, this is showing even when i m logged in as "XXXADM".
I have Reinstalled the SAP GUI, but the problem is as it is.
OS: WINDOWS 2003 server
Database: Oracle.
Please help me.
Thanks in advance,
Sharib

I had this same problem under a VISTA Enterprise client setup. I tried all the various recommendations, including setting the SAPLOGON_INI_FILE environment variable to point to c:\windows\saplogon.ini. None of these changes worked, I even modified the file ownership to match up with my logged on user without success.
I then looked at the shortcut for launching SAPLOGON, and tried to set the shortcut to run as an Administrator. That option was greyed out. I deleted the shortcut, and re-created it. Still unable to save changes. I then set the new SAPLOGON shortcut to execute as the administrator, and once I confirmed that I trusted the program, everything is now working as it should.
Not content to leave it this way, I moved my saplogon.ini file OUT of the c:\windows directory and instead placed it in the directory pointed to by %USERPROFILE%\saplogon.ini . I updated the environment variable setting and also removed the falg to execute the shortcut as the system administrator.
Now everything is working as it should without any special hoops -- seems that even with full access, VISTA security would not let a domain user that was part of the PC's Administrators account to edit the file w/o running as the system administrator.
Edited by: David L. Flad on Oct 30, 2009 4:02 AM

SETTING OF IISPROXY.INI FILE

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