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7 Configuring WebLogic Server Web Components
7-10 Configuring and Managing WebLogic Server
a. Select the Targets tab.
b. Select the Clusters tab. You will see a list of available servers.
c. Select a cluster in the available column and use the right arrow button to move
the cluster to the chosen column. The virtual host is targeted on all of the servers
of the cluster.
5. Target Web Applications to the virtual host.
a. Click the Web Applications node in the left panel.
b. Select the Web Application you want to target.
c. Select the Targets tab in the right panel.
d. Select the Virtual Hosts tab.
e. Select Virtual Host in the available column and use the right arrow button to
move the Virtual Host to the chosen column.
How WebLogic Server Resolves HTTP
Requests
When WebLogic Server receives an HTTP request, it resolves the request by parsing
the various parts of the URL and using that information to determine which Web
Application and/or server should handle the request. The examples below demonstrate
various combinations of requests for Web Applications, virtual hosts, servlets, JSPs,
and static files and the resulting response.
Note: If you package your Web Application as part of an Enterprise Application, you
can provide an alternate name for a Web Application that is used to resolve
requests to the Web Application. For more information, see Deploying Web
Applications as Part of an Enterprise Application at
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81b/webapp/deployment.html#wa
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