HP 5991-5565 Introduction, Executive Summary, Intended Audience, Scope and Purpose, HP Services

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Introduction

Executive Summary

The HP Open Source Integrated Portfolio (HP OSIP) comprises a range of products and services designed to verify that customers can successfully realize the cost and feature benefits of adopting open source software in their IT environments. HP Open Source foundation components include the base components of an open source-based ecosystem. HP servers and storage are validated to run the Linux operating system together with the supported commercial Linux distribution.

HP Open Source Middleware Stacks offer building block applications, such as the Web Server; technical blueprints, such as this document, describing how to integrate individual components of a technology stack; and consulting services to speed the successful implementation of an open source strategy.

Intended Audience

The intended audience for this document is enterprise customers who are evaluating or deploying an open source Web Server on HP ProLiant servers running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Version 10 (SLES10).

Scope and Purpose

This blueprint provides technical information for the implementation of an open source Web Server Middleware Stack. It covers installation of the initial Linux distribution and middleware building blocks, integration of the components, and steps for verification of stack functionality. The software components described in this paper are tested and validated to run on HP ProLiant servers and StorageWorks products.

HP provides quality assurance from extensive integration testing with open source software and HP hardware so that you can confidently deploy the complete stack. Once you have completed a successful evaluation, you have the flexibility to “do it yourself” or get assistance from HP to incorporate open source stacks into your existing IT infrastructure.

HP Services

HP Open Source Consulting Services can help you build and integrate open source and commercial software across multiple operating systems (OS) environments. Additionally, HP Open Source Support Services provide industry leading technical support for all the products HP sells, including hardware, operating systems, and open source middleware.

NOTE: While HP does not offer support for JDK, JVM, and components directly, a number of commercial support options are available for these components. HP can help you integrate those offerings into one support strategy.

To learn more about HP Open Source Consulting and Support Services, contact your local HP sales representative or visit the HP Business and IT Services website at:

http://www.hp.com/hps

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Contents HP Open Source Middleware Stacks Blueprint Copyright 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P Table of Contents Monitor Tomcat with OpenView Tomcat SPI Oracle Database Test Webalizer Usage ReportPage List of Tables Page Introduction HP ServicesExecutive Summary Intended AudienceHP Encourages Your Comments Typographic ConventionsUserInput Feedback@fc.hp.comWeb Server Stack Architecture HP Open Source Web Server Middleware StackWeb Server Stack Architecture Installing and Verifying the Linux Distribution Installing the Linux DistributionRequired Packages and Installation Recommendations YaST Software Selection and System Tasks Verifying the Linux Distribution InstallationInstalling and Configuring Sun JDK on an HP Proliant System Configuring the Basic Apache Http ServerTomcat # /etc/init.d/apache2 start# ln -s /usr/java/jdk1.5.010 /usr/local/jdk For the alljava.sh file, add the following linesFor the alljava.csh file, add the following lines # java -version Installing and Configuring TomcatFollowing messages appear # /usr/local/apache-tomcat/bin/startup.shUsing the Apache Http Server Benchmarking Tool Advanced Apache Http Server FeaturesIf necessary, stop Tomcat by entering the following command # /usr/local/apache-tomcat/bin/shutdown.shApache Http Server Status and Information You can correct the error by entering the followingApachemodules definition should now look like the following Restart the Apache Http Server for the changes take effectApache Server Information web page opens, as shown in Figure Apache Server Status web page opens, as shown in FigureApache Http Server Log # /etc/init.d/apache2 restart# webalizer Using Virtual Host Support For detailed information, see the Webalizer website atCreate the following file Using Apache Http Server URL Redirection Configure virtual hosting by creating a file namedOn the second server, create the following Html file Edit the following configuration file Using Apache Http Server Proxy FeaturesAdd the following line to the preceding file Add the following lines to the preceding fileCreate the following Html file Error Responses and RedirectsPopulate the preceding file with the following lines Using Per-User Web DirectoriesIntegrating the Web Server Stack Components Configuring the Apache and Tomcat ConnectorIf there are any errors, check the following log files Restart Apache by entering the following commandInsert the following line below the DocumentRoot line Http//YOURHOSTNAME/jsp-examplesIntegrating the Apache Web Server and Perl Integrating the Apache Web Server and PHP# rpm -q php5 apache2-modphp5 Create the following test fileConnecting Tomcat to a Database Integrating the Apache Web Server and PythonWeb page displays the following text # tar zxf mysql-connector-java-version.tar.gz Connecting Tomcat and MySQL# $CATALINAHOME/bin/startup.sh # mysqladmin -u root -p create osmsdb# ps -efgrep mysqld # /etc/init.d/mysql startIf needed, start Tomcat by entering the following command Connecting Tomcat and OracleHttp//YOURHOSTNAME8080/mysqltest.jsp Test page opens as shown in FigureConfiguring the Oracle Server Obtaining and Installing the Oracle Jdbc DriverTesting the Oracle Database Connectivity Creating an Oracle Data SourceOracle Database Test Http//YOURHOSTNAME8080/oracleTest.jspInstalling Hibernate, Tomcat, and JDK Connecting Tomcat to MySQL or Oracle Using HibernateConfiguring a Database Driver in Tomcat # mysql -u root -p Password# sqlplus osmsusr/osmspass@osmsdbora Creating a Simple Application in TomcatFor a MySQL database server For an Oracle database serverAsm.jar asm-attrs.jar antlr-2.7.6rc1.jar File HibernateSessionFactory.class is generated This directory, create a Hibernate Pojo file named Preceding command creates a class file namedHttp//YOURHOSTNAME8080/SimpleDemo/hibernate.jsp Verifying the Simple Application OperationSecure the Web Server Stack Enabling Https Support in the Apache Http ServerRestart Apache by entering the following Apache default document root is Apache Http Server AuthorizationVerify that the certificate is displayed as in Figure Create the following test Html fileIf the login fails, the following message appears Protecting Apache Http Server Authorization with Symas CDSConfiguring Apache Http Server Services Html Head Protecting Tomcat Authorization with Symas CDSHtml Head # $CATALINA/bin/shutdown.sh # $CATALINA/bin/startup.sh Monitor Tomcat with OpenView Tomcat SPITomcat SPI Components Software Prerequisites and Reference GuidesPolicies ToolsComplete these steps Complete these steps # /sbin/SuSEfirewall2 stop Appendix B Frequently Asked QuestionsAppendix C Vendor Information Reference Appendix D Hibernate Test Application Source Code Following are the contents of the hibernate.jsp filePage Appendix D Hibernate Test Application Source Code
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