on 09-19-2010 12:59 PM
Hi all
We have developed a webdynpro java application and deployed it on an EP J2EE engine.
Now we r interested in publishing our application over the internet.
We have a few issues that r not clear to us and we would be happy to hear your experience:
1. Is there any designated component for running a webdynpro java application over the internet?
As for EP as I understand is not meant for this or if it is then it is meant for allot more then just publishing our application....
2. Do u know if java webdynpro is considered as a secure language/technology , is it protected from sql injections or other hacker methods?
3. License - We will have approximately 2000 users (actual active users can be allot less) , I know that a license to portal costs allot and that's one of the reasons
that we don't want to publish our portal. Do u know of other methods that will cost us less?
Thanks
Nitsan
So I understand that the users will be managed on the WAS?
Do u know how will this be licensed ? per WAS user? per pages watched ?
Do u know if there is a known secured configuration for exposing an application running on WAS?
Thanks for your helpful answers!!!
Nitsan
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Hi John
Thank u for your reply.
I am intersted to know what is the configuration for doing this?
If I am not using EP so where do I log in ?
Where will I run my application (j2ee engine)?
Thank's
Nitsan
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Hi
Is there no way to do what I want without the EP?
Using the Was or its??????
Thanks again
Nitsan
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you need to setup a reverse proxy server to expose your portal to the outside world
netweaver can be licensed based on cpu. then it may save you some dollar.
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