This seems to me to be an Apache configuration issue--rather than a
mod_jk/Tomcat issue.
Two suggestions:
First, ensure that you are restarting Apache after restarting Tomcat so
that Apache picks up changes that Tomcat makes to the mod_jk.conf file
(after you've changed the server.xml file). If that isn't the problem...
Second, try enabling the "NamedVirtualHost *" directive--located
approximately 15 lines from the bottom of your httpd.conf file. I would
also recommend making a copy (for testing purposes) of the mod_jk.conf file
that is generated by Tomcat, change <VirtualHost localhost> to <VirtualHost
*> in the copy, and use the modified copy in lieu of the automatically
generated file.
Sean Dockery
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Certified Java Web Component Developer
Certified Delphi Programmer
SBD Consultants
http://www.sbdconsultants.com
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