Introduction, Introduction -2 – Oracle A54857-03 User Manual

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Oracle Web Application Server™ Installation Guide

Introduction

During Migration of the Netscape server to Oracle Web Application Server, the
Netscape configuration files obj.conf, magnus.conf, and mime.types are read
and parsed, then translated into the Oracle Web Application Server listener and
WRB configuration files such as svserver.cfg and svserver.app. However, some of
the Netscape server features are not converted to the Oracle Web Application
Server listener.

Netscape Server Information

The Netscape FastTrack server has a directory structure similar to the following:

%NS_HOME%/

bin/

docs/

nsapi/

userdb/

httpd-<server1>/

config/

magnus.conf

obj.conf

mime.types

logs/

access

errors

httpd-<server2>/

config/

magnus.conf

obj.conf

mime.types

logs/

access

errors

start-admin*

stop-admin*

For the Netscape Enterprise server, the httpd-server directory is named https-
server. Each Netscape server has three important configuration files associated
with it, which are stored in the /config directory:

magnus.conf

- This file contains information that the listener uses for

initialization. It contains data such as the port the listener should use, the
name of the listener, and the owner of the listener process.

obj.conf

- This file provides the object configuration for the Web

Application Server. When a request is received, the server uses this file to

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