Java client for D4GL

Hi, Did anyone knows configuring java client for d4gl in an environment were webserver and application server(where d4gl application resides) is on separate unix boxes. i have apache webserver with jserv. if anyone has done it already, i would appreciate if you can share this information, i have followed every instructions in the manual. thanks in advance anas Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

On Sat, 04 Dec 1999 21:26:09 GMT, mohdanas@my-deja.com <mohdanas@my-deja.com> wrote: >Did anyone knows configuring java client for d4gl >in an environment were webserver and application >server(where d4gl application resides) is on >separate unix boxes. i have apache webserver with >jserv. > >if anyone has done it already, i would appreciate >if you can share this information, i have followed >every instructions in the manual. First - are you able to finish the documented servlet tests? If not try to get them working. You need to make sure you can login without password as the user that runs the webserver (e.g. wwwrun) to the application server. Example - change user to the user apache run as; try to login to your application server as user fgluser via ssh (you need to set up ssh before - ~/.shosts, ~/.ssh/known_hosts ...): # su - wwwrun> ssh -l fgluser appserver When you are able to get a prompt on the remote machine without password - go further. Add the following to your cjac.cnf (change what you need to fit it to your system): cjac.app.iar.cmd="/usr/bin/ssh" cjac.app.iar.comment="Remote IA Demo" cjac.app.iar.arg="-l", "fgluser", "appserver", \\ "export FGLGUI=1; \\ export FGLSERVER=webserver:$(FGL_GUISRVNUM); \\ export FGLDIR=/opt/fgl2c; \\ export INFORMIXDIR=/opt/informix; \\ export CLIENT_LOCALE=en_us.8859-1; \\ cd $(FGLDIR)/demo; exec $(FGLDIR)/bin/fglrun ia" cjac.app.iara.cmd="/usr/bin/ssh" cjac.app.iara.comment="Authenticated IA Remote Demo" cjac.app.iara.arg="-l", "$(FGL_AUTHUSER)", "appserver", \\ "export FGLGUI=1; \\ export FGLSERVER=webserver:$(FGL_GUISRVNUM); \\ export FGLDIR=/opt/fgl2c; \\ export INFORMIXDIR=/opt/informix; \\ export CLIENT_LOCALE=en_us.8859-1; \\ cd $(FGLDIR)/demo; exec $(FGLDIR)/bin/fglrun ia" After that you should be able to start is remote on the application server via the name "iar". When you add user authentication to your apache you should try "iara" - now you need to set up login from user wwwrun on webserver to the allowed users on the application server without password like for fgluser before. Hope it helps. Ralf -- PS: this mail address will not bounce but is not replyable.