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This page describes how to configure Microsoft's IIS web server and frevvo such that IIS forwards requests on to frevvo, and responds back to the user.
frevvo is written in Java, and needs a Java Application Server (servlet container) to run. As IIS does not provide services of a Java Application Server, it is not possible to deploy frevvo directly into IIS. It is possible, however, to configure IIS to proxy requests for frevvo to an application server where frevvo is deployed. If you are not using the standalone frevvo distribution with Tomcat, please consult your application server's documentation to determine whether it is possible to integrate with IIS and how to achieve it. Also note that this is a guideline on how enable the interaction between frevvo and IIS.
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IIS configuration is a complex task. The integration steps below relating to your IIS web server should be performed by your IIS Web System Administrator.
It is very important that you first follow the basic frevvo Quick Start Guide and verify that frevvo works by itself by pointing a browser to http://localhost:8082/frevvo/web/login.
It is necessary to configure Tomcat to receive proxied requests from IIS.
<Connector port="8009" protocol="AJP/1.3" redirectPort="8443" useBodyEncodingForURI="true" tomcatAuthentication="false" address="YOUR_TOMCAT_IP_ADDRESS" secret="YOUR_TOMCAT_AJP_SECRET"/>
netstat -na | findstr 8009
When the tomcat server configuration is completed, install the IIS to Tomcat Connector.
2. Customers using LDAP SSO that see a "Value update failed" or “Update control failed" error intermittently occur on forms should reconfigure the AJP (IIS to Tomcat) connector with these settings to resolve the error: