Folks:

I'm relatively new to the world of Tomcat, but ...

Have locally 'made' (make) Apache 2.0.54. Binary Tomcat 4.1.29. Locally built 
mod_jk (1.2.14). Platform is Solaris 9.

Have a vendor supplied JSP application. Runs beautifully under Tomcat 
'standalone'. 

Need to add to an existing server already running Apache on 443. Added 'my' 
Apache, Tomcat connector (mod_jk - ajp13).

Got that all working.

However, the application, in web.xml and 2 'properties' files, has references 
such as: http://localhost/path/update.jsp for example. As stated, under Tomcat 
standalone, this causes no problems.

But I find that with Apache -> mod_jk (ajp13) -> Tomcat - that these references 
'do not function'. From a Tomcat (vhost) log file ...

Error making connection to: 
http://marketplace.montgomerycollege.edu/marketplace/web/admin/buyer_updater.jsp?STATUS_CHECK=true
TAPP_SERVLET: Redirecting to 
http://marketplace.montgomerycollege.edu/marketplace/web/admin/home.jsp

(TAPP_SERVLET - the 'vendor supplied app' ... and this 'redirect' DOES work 
...???)

So, I've tried: localhost; 127.0.0.1; and numerous other permutations including 
pointing at the ajp13 port (8009).

I see NOTHING in the Apache logs, the above messages are from a logger in 
Tomcat. So, it appears to me that since Tomcat is already 'servicing' this 
application (via ajp13) - that there is some problem with issuing an HTTP 
request from inside the JSP in Tomcat? I have JkLogLevel set to debug, and I 
think I see it 'processing' this request, but then can't quite figure out 
what's happening ... the above error comes after a long period of 'sitting at 
the hourglass' (browser) ... so gather some timeout is coming into play ...

Any thoughts? Suggestions? Need more info? Trying not to send 'too much' info 
...

Many thanks ...

/Mark

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