I have got task, to add one more domain with SOA app to Weblogic server. As I understand, I have to run RCU and create schemas for new domain before running ./config.sh
The problem is that I not sure is this correct solution. There is a lot step by step manuals how to create domain, but is there any differences when adding second domain?
Thanks
You cannot add domain to WebLogic server. Domain is like logical grouping of related WebLogic servers. You can either extend existing domain to include SOA application or create whole new domain with SOA application. In both cases you will need to run RCU at some point before initially lunching your domain. It's best that you read/follow oracle documentation related to your specific version of WebLogic/Oracle Fusion Middleware.
To add second domain, at first you have to run RCU:
cd RCU_HOME/bin
./rcu
and create new repository. When repository is created, you need to run config.sh:
cd SOA_ORACLE_HOME/common/bin
./config.sh to create new domain.
Be careful when creating soa_server: ports numbers used for soa and admin server shouldn't be the same, as in first domain, and soa_server name should be different.
More info about creating domain you can find here:
https://oracle-base.com/articles/11g/weblogic-11g-create-extend-and-remove-domains
and here:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/install.1111/e14318/qisoa.htm#CACCAEBE
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I'm wondering if this is possible and I'm not sure that it is. Before I explain, I found one other post [here]: Separate Domain Registrar and Host, possible to use CDN? which sounds similar to my problem, but I specifically don't want to point the Name Servers away. I only mention this because my question is going to sound very similar.
So I'm trying to help a friend who has a Domain Name registered on Site A (let's assume it's a place like Wix). He also has a hosting package on Site B (to have cpanel access for a site he had built with HTML & PHP).
for example:
1. www.yourdomain.com is hosted on Wix with a template website
2. "database" is a cpanel folder on Site B
Is there a way to have www.yourdomain.com/database link to the "database" folder on Site B's hosting -- without changing the Name Servers?
I don’t believe you can point a directory to a completely different server or hosting package.
However creating a sub domain instead could be your answer.
Is there anything stopping you from using database.yourdomain.com and creating an A record for this in your domain registrar and point it to the hosting package of database?
I have a php application on openshift. This main application is actually made of 2 different parts: Students & Employees. As I want to keep the code clear and separate for each (even though they share some common data), I need to create Virtual Host in Openshift.
After the user logs in, depending on what his setting was - I want to direct him to either the student or the employee management section. For example say my main application is https://manage.example.com, when the user logs in I want to be able to direct him to a virtual directory(host?) such as
https://manage.example.com/student OR
https://manage.example.com/employee
I am a little new to web related development but I 'assume' that Virtual host may be the right thing? If yes then any clues or leads on how to set up Virtual hosts on Openshift as I understand I have limited access to server configuration files on Openshift.
You will not be able to create more virtual hosts on OpenShift Online for one application, however, there are a couple of other routes that you can go.
You could create two separate applications (each having their own gears) and run each part of your code on a different application. If you need to share a database between them, make sure that you create one of them as scaled (the one you add the database to). Note that these two applications will not share a filesystem.
You could setup each application to run in it's own "subdirectory", something like you had proposed above, you should be able to easily setup the different routes in your application, this would also allow the applications to share a filesystem.
I have two Active Directory forests on separate domains. Call them Domain1 and Domain2.
I want to be able to run this application from a computer in Domain1 and it will create an account in Domain2. I know this can be done in PowerShell by using new-pssession. Any help is appreciated.
-M
Excellent tutorial on all things .net -> AD.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/19689/Working-with-Active-Directory-in-VB-NET
You'll need to make sure that you have access to LDAP/ADSI from where ever you run the application though. Being on another domain isn't the issue, not being inside the current network where the AD server resides is, usually these things aren't internet facing due to it being a massive security concern.
I'm trying to set up one of my Drupal sites to push a node to another Drupal site in a multi-site configuration. It looks like I need to do this with services somehow, but I can't find any tutorials out there and I need at least to be pointed in the right direction.
What I believe I need is set up Services on the receiving site to accept a call from the sending site which will be sending the node object via Json or serialized PHP using a Key that was set up on the receiving site. Can anyone show me an example of this working or give me some insight?
thanks
have you checked out the deploy module on d.o (drupal.org)? It's a great tool to push changes (also nodes) from one installation to another. It uses the services module for the communication.
I have not tested it with a multisite installation, but I guess it should work if at least the domain names are different for each site.
Regards
Mike
I want to create a web application that allows users to sign up, register a domain name and create their own website. This will be done in Ubuntu 9.10, Apache 2, Mysql 5 and Php 5.
At the moment, the only area of development I'm uncertain about is the domain name registration and mapping it to the web application.
I'm going to postpone developing the web interface that lets users register domains because I don't have the slightest idea how to do it. For the time being, I'll let an employee register the domain name on the user's behalf. I'll automate the process in te future (any advice on this matter would be appreciated). The employee will also input the registered domain name into my CMS, which will also update the Apache VirtualHost files with new domain information. I will have a cron job reload Apache every 5 minutes to capture the virtualhost changes.
Does this sound like the right approach? Will what I'm about to do be very disruptive to the server? Can anyone offer suggestions or point out issues I need to be aware of?
Additional details
the documentroot will remain the same at /var/www/public_html/websitemaker/ for all domains. I'll track user settings and styles based on the PHP's $_SERVER variable
I don't believe restarting apache every 5 minutes is the way to go as it won't be good for scaling.
One option would be to use logic grab the the domain name used to access the site. Verify that against your list of accounts in MySQL. If there is a match then load the users site and if not then behave like normal or send to error page.
As for registering domain names you will need to create (or use and existing) a script implenting an API to the registrar of your choice. They will provide the ability to check if a domain is available or not and to register it assigning it specific DNS values (plus other options as well) all in real time.
I think what you're looking for is Apache with mass virtual hosting so that you don't have to restart/reload Apache every 5 mins. Any specific questions about this would be more appropriate for Serverfault.