where do we place the war file for the URL Px in agile directory?

where do we place the war file for the URL Px in agile directory

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Consider URL PX as web application in itself. It can be deployed in any web application server.
It could be on Weblogic orTomcat used by Agile or a totally separate application server setup. You should decide based on capacity planning (load, availability, security etc).

Agile Angel Answered on September 3, 2018.

Thanks Samalendu…

on September 3, 2018.
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Two ways:

1) deploy to A9 WebLogic instance (but to Admin server only) => not recommended if you are trying to make HTTPS connections to outside of A9 env
2) deploy to a new TomCat instance running on a box different from Agile PLM server.

Pre-req is that you have prepared the URL_PX ( using Eclipse ) with all the required content packaged into the war file.

If you can log into WebLogic console, and know how to deploy war file => easy. If not have done before, find someone to show you
Tomcat => learn how to enable you ( the admin) to view web browser based admin console to deploy (easier than WebLogic)

In fact, when you are developing the URL_PX, if you are using Eclipse, you should be “unit testing” on Tomcat anyway.
How to start simple:

1) write up a simple jsp to display all the GET parameters and cookies
2) configure new URL_PX to point to your development box ( i.e. http://mhbox.some.com/mypx/show ) to display EVERY GET parameters and cookies
3) use the GET parameters and cookie values to: log back into A9 to conduct what the logic should do (caveat, if you can get https to work, you can use the one-time-use only j_usename and j_password to log back into A9 )
4) when all work => package as WAR file and deploy !

Agile Talent Answered on March 27, 2019.
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