Wlw-runtime-config.xml & two managed servers

I have a problem with WSDL generation and WebLogic workshop in a
cluster.
I'm using a wlw-runtime-config.xml file to ensure that my web service
generates the correct url for it's endpoint.
The problem I have is that I have two managed servers on one physical
box, one listening on port 7010, the other on port 7030.
The wlw-runtime-config.xml file is placed in the domain root, and I
only seem to be able to specify a single port/dns name in the config
file.
My web service request will come in through the IIS plugin, hit one of
the servers, generate the WSDL containing the port information, which
may or may not be correct for the WLS instance that it has actually
been proxied to.
If that is correct, how do I handle the fact that the web service is
deployed across all cluster members, two of which are hosted on one
single machine.
Am I missing something?
Pete

Hi Pete,
I'm assuming you have seen the "how do i" on this topic [3], plus the
information on how to setup a cluster [1].
Your missing link may be the way your DNS entry is configured for the
cluster. See the docs [2] on this topic, but you will need to specify
the multiple nodes something like this:
DNSName1:port1,DNSName1:port2,DNSName1:port3
Note the folks in our super support group will be best suited to assist
your efforts.
Regards,
Bruce
[1]
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/cluster/setup.html#684345
[2]
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/cluster/setup.html#714310
[3]
http://edocs.bea.com/workshop/docs81/doc/en/workshop/guide/deployment/howClusterDeployment.html
Pete wrote:
>
I have a problem with WSDL generation and WebLogic workshop in a
cluster.
I'm using a wlw-runtime-config.xml file to ensure that my web service
generates the correct url for it's endpoint.
The problem I have is that I have two managed servers on one physical
box, one listening on port 7010, the other on port 7030.
The wlw-runtime-config.xml file is placed in the domain root, and I
only seem to be able to specify a single port/dns name in the config
file.
My web service request will come in through the IIS plugin, hit one of
the servers, generate the WSDL containing the port information, which
may or may not be correct for the WLS instance that it has actually
been proxied to.
If that is correct, how do I handle the fact that the web service is
deployed across all cluster members, two of which are hosted on one
single machine.
Am I missing something?
Pete

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If I create a new Managed Server that I want to Add to the Cluster there is no option to deploy those applications to the newly created Managed server in one shot. The only time it can get those applications is if the Applications were deployed to the OSB Cluster and not to the managed servers.
Is there a way (apart from extending the domains again and having those applications deployed to the OSB cluster) to have all these applications running on the Managed servers as well?

Does Managed Server show only the Custom applications? I feel not. Applications like AQAdapter, MQ Adapter, ALSB Routing, etc. should they all not be present on the Managed Servers?Your understanding is correct. Managed server should have libraries and adapters targetted to it.
Is there a way (apart from extending the domains again and having those applications deployed to the OSB cluster) to have all these applications running on the Managed servers as well? Yes, manually you have to target each and every application to the cluster but it may not be an effective process. The basic funda of cluster is to make applications independent of managed server, so that if you add/remove a managed server then it does not affect the existing configuration. I think you should follow the standard practice and always create a clustered domain where all applications are targetted to cluster and NOT to the managed server. You may like to refer -
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E17904_01/doc.1111/e15022/config.htm#i1531648
Regards,
Anuj

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