Web server plug-in configuration service property

 

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Use this page to view or change the configuration settings for the Web server plug-in configuration service.

If you are using a stand-alone appserver, click...

Application Servers | server | Administration Services | Web server plug-in configuration service

...to view this console page.

For a WAS Network Deployment configuration, if you are using the deployment manager, click...

System Administration | Deployment manager | Administration Services | Web server plug-in configuration service

For i5/OS and distributed platforms running in a ND environment, the deployment manager SystemOut log contains the status of the automatic plug-in generation and propagation.

For i5/OS and distributed platforms running in a Base or Express environment, the appserver's SystemOut log contains the status of the automatic plug-in generation and propagation.

Enable automated Web server configuration processing

The Web server plug-in configuration service is selected by default. The service automatically generates the plug-in configuration file whenever the Web server environment changes, with a few exceptions. For example, the plug-in configuration file is regenerated whenever one of the following activities occurs:

  • A new application is deployed on an associated appserver

  • The Web server definition is saved

  • An application is removed from an associated appserver

  • A new virtual host is defined

In WAS Network Deployment configurations, the plug-in configuration file does not regenerate when:

  • A cluster member is added to a cluster.

  • TCP channel settings are updated for an appserver.

By default, this option is selected. Clear the field to disable automated Web server configuration processing.




 

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