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Both the J2EE application server and SOAP base URL have three parts:
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Scheme: For the scheme, specify the scheme you have configured the application server
to use for connections (HTTP or HTTPS). See your application server documentation for
information on configuring SSL so you can use HTTPS.
For more information on SSL and the required certificates for the agent, see
Section 5.3,
“Configuring SSL Certificate Trust,” on page 87 .
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Domain: Specify a DNS name in the URL if you want to configure the application server
in such a way that it is accessible internally behind your firewall and externally outside the
firewall.
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Port: Port 8443 is the standard HTTPS port for an SSL connection to a JBoss server, port
7002 for an SSL connection to a WebLogic server, and port 9443 for an SSL connection to
a WebSphere server. The HTTP port is 8080 for JBoss, 7001 for WebLogic, and 9080 for
WebSphere. If you have configured a different port, use that port.
3 Click OK , then click Update > OK .
4 To update the Identity Server, click Identity Servers , then click Update > OK .
Whenever you set up a new trusted identity configuration, you need to update the Identity
Server configuration.
5 Continue with “Preparing the Applications and the J2EE Servers” on page 67 .
2.4 Configuring Authentication Contracts
The Novell J2EE Agent now comes with the ability to configure different authentication contracts to
protect different applications that reside on the same application server instance. You can also
configure additional authentication contracts to applications that require them.
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Section 2.4.1, “Protecting Different Applications by Using Different Authentication
Contracts,” on page 49
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Section 2.4.2, “Configuring Additional Authentication for Applications,” on page 52
2.4.1 Protecting Different Applications by Using Different
Authentication Contracts
1 In the Administration Console, click Devices > J2EE Agents > Edit . The J2EE Agents
Configuration page is displayed.