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No
Yes
Default
profile
detected?
Yes
No
No
Stand-alone? Managed? DMgr?
Yes
Web server
definition
exists?
No
Federated?
No
No manual steps required
b efo re sta rting Web
server. Web server
configured to use the Web
server plugin-cfg.xml file
(LOCAL_STANDALONE)
Local Installation
type
Remote
Yes
Yes
Manual steps required
before starting Web
server. Web server
configured to use the Web
server plugin-cfg.xml file
(LOCAL_DISTRIBUTED)
Figure 6-1 Web server plug-in installer behavior
Yes
(A)
Managed
Profile
found?
Manual steps required for a Web server definition.
Web server configured to use default
plugin-cfg.xml file located in
/config//plugin-cfg.xml
Can start Web server using the default
plugin-cfg.xml file
(REMOTE)
The plug-in installer maps all possible configurations to three scenarios,
(LOCAL_STANDALONE, LOCAL_DISTRIBUTED, and REMOTE) as depicted in
Figure 6-1:
► LOCAL_STANDALONE
A LOCAL_STANDALONE plug-in configuration is a default unfederated
stand-alone profile that has no existing Web server definition.
The Plug-ins Installation Wizard performs the following tasks in this case:
– Creates a Web server definition for the default stand-alone profile
– Configures the Web server to use the plugin-cfg.xml file
Note: If the stand-alone profile is federated, you need to re-create the Web
server definition.
Yes
No
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