Deploy SIP applications through the console

 

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You can deploy a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) application through the console.

SIP applications are deployed as J2EE applications. In order to process requests, a virtual host must be defined when deploying the SIP application. If there is no virtual host defined for the configured SIP container listen port, the installed application will be inaccessible.

 

Procedure

  1. Open the console.

    In a browser, go to URL...

    https://hostname:9043/ibm/console

    ...where hostname is the name of the host computer. Enter the appropriate login information, and click OK.

  2. In the left frame click...

    Applications > Install New Application

  3. Browse and select a SAR file.

    Specify the context root, beginning with a slash (/), in the Context Root field. For example, if your application is named ThisApplication, type /ThisApplication.

  4. Click Next (under the Context Root field not beside the WebSphere Status title).

    If the SAR file has been assembled correctly, the screen will still have the title...

    Preparing for the application installation

    ...but the content will change. If an error message appears, check the contents of the SAR file; in particular, verify the web.xml file contents, and try to reload the SAR file.

  5. Click Next.

    If you see a screen indicating "Application Security Warnings", click Continue.

  6. The Install New Application screen should appear with...

    Step 1: Select application options

    ...highlighted. Select the options we need and click Next.

  7. "Step 2: Map modules to servers" should appear highlighted now. You can

    choose the cluster or server where you want to install the application's modules.

    • If you are installing the application in a stand-alone system, click Next.

    • If you are installing the application in a clustered system, select...

      WebSphere:cell=cellname,cluster=cluster

      ...in the Clusters and Servers field, select the check box beside the Web module to install, and click Apply and Next.

  8. Now "Step 3: Map virtual hosts for Web modules" should appear highlighted. To the right of the application name there should be a drop-down labeled Virtual Host.

    • If you are installing the application in a standalone system, set the value of the drop-down to default_host, and click Next.

    • If you are installing the application in a clustered system, set the value of the drop-down to the name of the virtual host that was chosen during setup, and click Next.

    You must define a virtual host for your configured SIP container listen port or else you will not be able to access the application.

  9. You should now see "Step 4: Summary" highlighted. In the right panel you will see a Summary of installation options table that details your selected options and their values. If change an option, click Previous to return to the section where you can make your change. Click Finish to install the application with your settings. The screen should display, Application appname_sar installed successfully, where appname is the name of the application.

  10. Click the Save to Master Configuration link. A Save to Master Configuration window appears.

  11. In the Save to Master Configuration window, click Save. The application has now been saved in the current configuration.

  12. To confirm that the installation succeeded, in the left frame click...

    Applications | Enterprise Applications

    The newly installed application should appear in the list of installed applications as appname_sar.

  13. To start the application so that it can service SIP requests, check the box beside appname_sar, and click Start. You might also want to look at the logs for a successful startup message.

 

Results

The application can service SIP requests now.

 

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