Task overview: Assembling applications using remote request dispatcher
Remote request dispatcher (RRD) is a pluggable extension to the Web container which allows application frameworks, servlets and JavaServer Pages to include content from outside the currently executing resource's Java Virtual Machine (JVM) as part of the response sent to the client. You must have WAS ND installed to use remote request dispatcher function. You should also familiarize yourself the limitations of remote request dispatcher. See article, Remote request dispatcher considerations for details.
Overview
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Procedure
- Installing application files with the console
- Configure the sending of include requests between the application and remote resources.
- Configure Web applications to dispatch remote includes
- Configure Web applications to service remote includes
Results
After enabling at least one enterprise application to dispatch remote includes and at least one enterprise application to service remote includes, RRD is now enabled.
What to do next
Restart the modified applications if already installed or start newly installed applications to enable RRD on each application.
Remote request dispatcher
Configure Web applications to dispatch remote includes
Configure Web applications to service remote includes
Configure remote request dispatcher caching
Remote request dispatcher property settings
Example: Locating resources in two different contexts using the Servlet programming model
Example: Locating resources in two different contexts using the framework programming model
Remote request dispatcher considerations
Servlet extension interfaces