No, it means your "ROOT" context is not configured properly. These entries should be in there if Tomcat is seeing your ROOT context correctly.

Does localhost:8080/test.jsp load correctly?! That should be a definitive test of if the ROOT context is configured in Tomcat.

Btw - if you're not getting what you want to be getting from the mod_jk auto-generated config, feel free to use what its creating as a template and hard-code the necessary VirtualHost, JKMount, etc. configuration directives directly in your httpd.conf. Some folks think the auto-generated conf file is more trouble than its worth.

Brice

Phillip Blancher wrote:

No it does not.

Should it have this? If so, do I add it to the workers.properties?

Phil



Does your mod_jk.conf have an entry like this in it:

JKMount /
JKMount /*

?!

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