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no plugin log file created in plugin log directory

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Xin Li
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2/27/2012 4:12 PM
We are using IIS for Web server for our Lawson Portal. When trying to setup IIS plugin for webpshere 7 using IIS 7. I cannot get http_plugin.log file created in the specified directory. It seems plugin-cfg.xml never get read and iisWASPlugin_http.dll not executed. Anyone out there have any advice what could be wrong?
Kwane McNeal
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2/27/2012 5:07 PM
It could a a number of things:
1) Do you have the plugin execution security setup correctly in IIS
2) Are you using IIS7 or IIS7.5 (Windows 2008 R2). They *are* different enough it caught me off guard
3) Is your Plugins directory correctly configured? you need the .loc files, etc.

...What errors are you getting from the web app?

Xin Li
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2/27/2012 6:07 PM
Here is the error I got

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Since no plugin log created. It is hard to troubleshooting what went wrong.

I have another website configured on the same IIS for my train portal and it works. I configured the same thing for this one as well.
SP
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2/27/2012 6:30 PM
I may be oversimplifying things a bit, but what port is the new Lawson
portal on this IIS server supposed to use? Did you update ssoconfig with
the correct info? Did you generate the WAS plugin with a different port
number than your TEST portal that is running on the same IIS server?

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> 02/27/2012 01:07 PM Here is the error I got
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> " The Portal cannot load because it cannot initialize the single sign-on
> component.
> System Administrator: please make sure your servlet container is running
> properly and/or SSO is installed. "
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> Since no plugin log created. It is hard to troubleshooting what went wrong.
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Kyric
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2/28/2012 2:40 AM
Couple of question to understand what's going on.
1. Is this an upgrade? a fresh install or it is working before?
2. Take a look at your web server definition in WAS console and ensure that plugin has the right port number, directory location and log file.
3. Make sure sePlugins virtual directory in IIS is pointing to the right iisWAS_plugin.dll and that ISAFI Filter module is enable.
thanks