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Propagation provides a means to copy a newly generated plugin-cfg.xml file to a location that is predefined in the web server configuration file. Propagation is available for all supported web server types if you use a supported management method.
Automatic propagation methods for these application-centric generated plugin-cfg.xml files were developed to support hot deployment of Java™ Platform, Enterprise Edition applications on the application server.
The old topology-centric plugin-cfg.xml file that is generated at the global cell level does not support propagation. In that case, you must do a manual copy.
Framework for propagation
Two types of frameworks for propagation exist.
Unmanaged framework
The unmanaged framework is available only when you use IBM® HTTP Server. This framework uses the IBM HTTP Server Administration Server to propagate the plug-in. IBM HTTP Server Administration Server configuration is required when you deploy this web server type to the application server.
Managed framework
The managed framework requires that the deployed web server is associated with a node and uses a node agent to propagate the plug-in. Within this framework, the web server plug-in can either be local or remote to the deployment manager.
Methods of propagation
The method of propagation varies depending on the location of the web server plug-in relative to the deployment manager.
Remote unmanaged method
This remote scenario indicates that the web server plug-in is at a different operating system instance or IP address from the deployment manager. This method uses the IBM HTTP Server Administration Server to propagate the plug-in.
Remote managed method
This remote scenario indicates that the web server plug-in is at a different operating system instance or IP address from the deployment manager. The propagation goes through two steps.
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