on ‎2017 Sep 07 5:27 AM
Hello colleagues,
I was reading the article "Improving the User Experience in SAP BI Platform - BI 4.1 and Apache 2.4 Supplement" based on "Improving the User Experience in SAP BI Platform 4.0 with Apache and WDeploy" wrote by james.rapp, found it very interesting, something that I want to try in our landscape, but we recently upgraded our landscape to BI 4.2 SP04, the doubt that comes now, if is still applicable?, since now's using Tomcat 8.5 version.
Just to confirm that I can implement the configuration steps provided.
Thanks,
Roy Garcia
Request clarification before answering.
Apache split is nothing to do with BO version or Tomcat version. Irrespective of which version you have, you can opt for split deployment to improve the performance.
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Not totally true. As i have found out the hard way; you need the correct version of jk_mod to work between Apache and Tomcat. You need the correct version of Tomcat to work with BOE. I have been able to get 4.2 to work with more recent versions of Tomcat being forced to update Tomcat ahead of SPs due to government IAVA security issues. So; you need to be careful of the mixes.
It seems most current versions of Apache/Tomcat/BOE will work happy but look at the fine print and test it all.
Btw; even jMeter is annoyed with some BOE 42 updates. I had some trouble with the syntaxes.
Angel
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