SOA suite 10.1.3.3 with OHS Apache 2.0 ... mod_oc4j errors

Hi all,
I have a SOA Suite 10.1.3.3 environment fronted by Apache 2.0.
Installed OHS 2.0 from the Companion CD in a new OHS ORACLE_HOME
Installed SOA Suite 10.1.3.3 in a new J2EE ORACLE_HOME
Can access the consoles ok (BPEL, ESB, etc ...).
Can access EM ok.
Can deploy BPEL processes OK.
However, deployment of ESBs fail.
The Apache 2.0 error_log has the following message:
[Thu Feb 28 10:08:08 2008] [debug] /ade/aime_asrc2_2/oracle/asg_apache/oc4j/src/oc4j_ajp13_worker.c(1288): mod_oc4j: AJP error talking to OC4J atsapdod03:12511: recv failed, 0
[Thu Feb 28 10:08:08 2008] [error] [client 10.38.75.180] mod_oc4j: request to OC4J atsapdod03:12511 failed: Connect failed
Looking at the oc4j-status page, the OC4J container running on atsapdod03:12511 is the container that holds the esb-dt application.
Has anyone out there got Apache 2.0 working with the SOA Suite?

Looks definitely to be an issue with OHS Apache 2.0.
* Shutdown OHS Apache 2.0
* Installed OHS 1.3 in a new ORACLE_HOME.
* Reconfigured OHS 1.3 to run on the same ports as OHS Apache 2.0
* Started OHS 1.3
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* hibernation resume is not supported
* restart is not always working for all processes
(tested this with XP32 & XP64 SP2; SP 3; Vista 32 and Vista 64)
The main issue is with OPMN and the services that are started and controlled through it.
A solution for our workgroup has been made:
-create a reset.bat file
-use the following code:
+@echo off+
ECHO Step 1 in the server reset is running: Shutdown OPMN processes
D:\product\10.1.3.1\OracleAS_1\opmn\bin\opmnctl shutdown
ECHO Please continue the reset sequence by pressing any key
pause
ECHO Step 2 in the server reset is running: Restarting OPMN processes
D:\product\10.1.3.1\OracleAS_1\opmn\bin\opmnctl startall
END
The commands regarding ECHO and the pause break can be omitted, but for supervision it is better to see if all processes are started in working order.
Please note the absolute paths, these are from my personal setup as they are the default from the manual. Adjust if necessary.
As User Account Control (UAC) does interfere a lot with programs in Vista (32 & 64) and from SP3 also with XP, please assign administrator rights to the reset.bat file.
This solution should take care of the "OPMN (is it running?)" issue, without rebooting or cold restarting the server.
Edited by: user10221595 on Oct 6, 2008 9:18 AM

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