WebLogic HTTP Server

Hello,
How do i bring up only the HTTP services and not all of the
service provided by weblogic. I want to host a simple servlet
on the weblogic and i want weblogic to run on http services
with minimal footprint. Just like in websphere we have separate
http server and application server ???

Bill,
Yes, you are correct.
Bill Kimura wrote:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Weblogic
HTTP server runs regardless of whether
I use a dedicated web tier using Apache
along with the appropriate plugin, or
if I just use a hw load balancer and combine
the web and presentation tiers?
The proxy plugin for Apache will just proxy
off the request to Weblogic's http server,
correct?
Thanks,
- Bill--
Developer Relations Engineer
BEA Support

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