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Include confweblogic.conf IfModule
The syntax of weblogic.conf files is the same as that for the httpd.conf file. This section describes how to create weblogic.conf files, and includes sample
weblogic.conf files.
3.2.2.1 Creating weblogic.conf Files
Be aware of the following when constructing a weblogic.conf file.
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Enter each parameter on a new line. Do not put ‘=’ between a parameter and its value. For example:
PARAM_1 value1 PARAM_2 value2
PARAM_3 value3
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If a request matches both a MIME type specified in a MatchExpression in an IfModule block and a path specified in a Location block, the behavior specified
by the Location block takes precedence.
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If you use an Apache HTTP Server VirtualHost block, you must include all configuration parameters MatchExpression, for example for the virtual host
within the VirtualHost block see Apache Virtual Host documentation at http:httpd.apache.orgdocsvhosts
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If you want to have only one log file for all the virtual hosts configured in your environment, you can achieve it using global properties. Instead of specifying the
same Debug, WLLogFile and WLTempDir properties in each virtual host you can specify them just once in the IfModule tag.
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Sample httpd.conf file: IfModule mod_weblogic.c
WebLogicCluster johndoe02:8005,johndoe:8006 Debug ON
WLLogFile c:tmpglobal_proxy.log WLTempDir c:myTemp
DebugConfigInfo On KeepAliveEnabled ON
KeepAliveSecs 15 IfModule
Location jurl SetHandler weblogic-handler
WebLogicCluster agarwalp01:7001 Location
Location web SetHandler weblogic-handler
PathTrimweb Debug OFF
WLLogFile c:tmpweb_log.log Location
Location foo SetHandler weblogic-handler
PathTrimfoo Debug ERR
WLLogFile c:tmpfoo_proxy.log
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Location
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All the requests which match jurl will have Debug Level set to ALL and log messages will be logged to c:tmpglobal_proxy.log file. All the requests
which match web will have Debug Level set to OFF and no log messages will be logged. All the requests which match foo will have Debug Level set to ERR
and log messages will be logged to c:tmpfoo_proxy.log file.
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Oracle recommends that you use the MatchExpression statement instead of the Files block.
3.2.2.2 Sample weblogic.conf Configuration Files
