Portal Server Deployed on Web Server (Sun Java Enterprise System 2005Q4 Installation Reference)

Sun Java Enterprise System 2005Q4 Installation Reference

Portal Server Deployed on Web Server

For detailed explanations of the fields in this worksheet, refer to the tables under Portal Server Configuration Information.

Table 2–9 Portal Server Deployed on Web Server Configuration Worksheet


Label and State File Parameter	Data
Installation Directories
Portal Server `CMN_PS_INSTALLDIR`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Solaris OS: `/opt` (default) Linux: `/opt/sun` (default)
Sun Java System Web Server
Installation Directory `PS_DEPLOY_DIR`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Solaris OS: `/opt/SUNWwbsvr` (default) Linux: `/opt/sun/webserver` (default)
Server Instance `PS_DEPLOY_INSTANCE`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Example: `mycomputer.example.com`
Server Instance Port `PS_DEPLOY_PORT`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Example: `80` (default)
Server Document Root `PS_DEPLOY_DOCROOT`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Solaris OS: `/opt/SUNWwbsvr/docs` (default) Linux: `/opt/sun/webserver/docs` (default)
Secure Server Instance Port `PS_DEPLOY_PROTOCOL`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Example for state file: `http` (default)
Web Container Deployment
Deployment URI `PS_DEPLOY_URI`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Example: `/portal` (default) Note: Leading slash (`/`) required.
Load Balancer controlling multiple Portal Servers	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Example for state file: `n` (default)
Load Balancer URL `PS_LOAD_BALANCER_URL`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________
Install Sample Portal `PS_SAMPLE_PORTAL`	Your data: _______________________________________________________________ Example for state file: `y` (default)