The second is the Oracle IPlanet Proxy Server 4.0. This product will replace the current Oracle WebCache version in FMW 12c (cloud). Oracle IPlanet Proxy can cache and filter web content.
Both IPlanet product supports reverse proxying. This means it can be used in front of the WebLogic Servers. The IPlanet Proxy Server can also cache the WebLogic content and supports filtering, like passing on every request to the WebLogic instances (this is the case with IPlanet Web Server ) or only when it starts with /em or /console etc.
Both product can be downloaded in edelivery ( Search for Fusion Middleware ).
We start with the Oracle Iplanet Web Server.
IPlanet Web Server
First select the right Configuration and after that theVirtual Server which is part of this Configuration. Click on Setup Reverse Proxy.

You need to use / as URI prefix and the Weblogic servers seperated with , in the value of the Server Names field.
Because everything is forwarded to the WebLogic Server we can disable Java in the Configuration part. ( less resources)
Deploy your configuration and restart the Instance.
That's all for the IPlanet Web Server.
IPlanet Proxy Server
For the IPlanet Proxy Server you need to do the following.
Click on the right server
Go to Routing and click on Regular Expression.
Here you can do every url or just one. For all then use /.* else for example /console/.*
I will use in this example /console/.*
Select your URL and Click on Select
Go to Configure HTTP Request Load Balancing where you can provide the WebLogic Servers in the Server field.
And start or restart the IPlanet Proxy Server







Thanks for the info
ReplyDeletemrknaughty
Hi Edwin,
ReplyDeleteThank you for, again, another great post!
By the way, do you know if is there any pure java reverse proxy solution available for Weblogic? I mean, I am looking for something similar to J2EPS (http://sourceforge.net/projects/j2ep/).
I have heard about Oracle(R) Traffic Director, but it seems that it is part of the Fusion Middleware product more than a standalone J2EE deployment.
Thanks in advance,
Luis
Hi Luis,
ReplyDeleteDon't know the weblogic, fmw plans for 12c.
But apache is the best and most used etc. So with this you can't go wrong.
thanks