Creating application domains when you use JSPs to implement the Web application

An application, or application domain, is a grouping of certificate request templates that are typically targeted at a subset of end users. The Customers application is the default end-user application. But the web.xml file that ships as part of PKIServ.ear also defines mappings for a second application called Application2, making it easy to set up a second application domain.

To set up Application2, edit pkitmpl.xml and use the <tns:application> tag to define which certificate request templates should be part of Application2. For example:

<tns:application>
<tns:applname>Application2</tns:applname>
<tns:appltemplate>1-Year PKI SSL Browser Certificate</tns:appltemplate>
<tns:appltemplate>5-Year PKI SSL Server Certificate</tns:appltemplate>
<tns:appltemplate>5-Year PKI Intermediate CA Certificate</tns:appltemplate>
<tns:appltemplate>2-Year PKI Authenticode - Code Signing Certificate</tns:appltemplate>
<tns:appltemplate>n-Year PKI Certificate for Extensions Demonstration</tns:appltemplate>
<tns:appltemplate>1-Year SAF Browser Certificate</tns:appltemplate>
</tns:application>

While you access the Customers home page at the URL:

http://hostname.com:9080/PKIServ_Web/Customers/pkimain.jsp

you would access the Application2 home page at:

http://hostname.com:9080/PKIServ_Web/Application2/pkimain.jsp

To change the name of Application2, or to add another application, you need to edit the web.xml file in PKIServ.ear.