cross cell

If you wish to make cross cell IIOP calls, but want to avoid sharing LTPA encryption keys, it is possible.

If you want to set up a cross-cell configuration to another Application Server system, follow the instructions in Cross Cell Configuration.

In practice, the required cross-cell bridging often results in an unstable solution, not to mention increased complexity.

The basic method used to display cross-cell images and GUI components is shown in Figure 11.

The objective is to demonstrate cross-cell invocation of an EJB, which requires a second server.

In the cross-cell single sign-on section, enter the same password you entered when the LTPA keys were exported and confirm it.

Essentially, you create a cross-cell core group bridge using HTTP ports.

In the cross-cell single sign-on section, enter a password and confirm it, as Figure 5 shows.

However, you can configure cells to support cross cell SSO.

There are three issues to consider: shared LTPA keys, cross cell Subject propagation, and CSIv2 identity assertion.

To establish this cross cell communication, WebSphere's core group bridge service is used.

The cross-cell files are required to support a remote CEI server on Application Server V6. 1.

Avoid topologies that involve cross-cell bridging

In the JNDI Name field, you can see how you configured the CORBANAME URL to make the cross-cell invocation