If you chose to install the WFS connector and you completed the Web server-servlet engine configuration in the post installation setup, step 1 below will have automatically been completed for you. However, if you chose to install the WFS connector and you did not complete the post installation setup, you must manually configure your Web server and servlet engine. To manually configure your Web server and servlet engine, follow these steps:
The WFS connector setup feature will install a WAR file named wfsconnector.war in the following location: <ArcIMS installation directory>\ArcIMS\Connectors\wfs_connector
Deploy the wfsconnector.war file
After installing the WFS connector, you must deploy the WFS Connector WAR file. The steps to deploy the WAR file depend on your Web server and servlet engine. IMPORTANT: For supported versions of Web server-servlet engines, visit http://support.esri.com, select software > ArcIMS > System Requirements
Select your Web server and servlet engine for instructions on deploying the WFS connector:
Oracle Application Server 10g R3 (10.1.3.3)
Sun Java System (Sun ONE) Application Server 9.0
Websphere 6.1 with IBM HTTP Server
Verify that the WFS connector is installed
After deploying the WFS connector into your Web server and servlet engine environment, type the following URL in a Web browser to verify that it has been installed correctly.
http://<hostname>/<deploy_name>/com.esri.wfs.Esrimap?cmd=connectorPing
where
<hostname> is the URL domain name for your site such as www.esri.com or localhost.
<deploy_name> is the name you assigned when you deployed the WFS Connector. The recommended deployment name is "wfsconnector".
After you have verified the WFS Connector is communicating properly, you can start administering the WFS connector. For more information on administering the WFS connector see the WFS connector documentation.