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Jonathan Holmes commented on SYNAPSE-383:
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Interestingly enough the new 2.0.1 has solved this issue as explained.  You are 
now able to deploy the ESB to your own tomcat server with an apache front end 
and instead of using the NIO adapters extend the 
org.apache.axis2.transport.http.CommonsHTTPTransportSender transport to use the 
apache httpd certificates.  This can be done buy adding your own protocal in 
the init method.  

Now with that said Andreas bring up a very good point when saying "Why would 
writing an AJP listener automatically imply having a blocking HTTP transport? 
Can you substantiate that claim based on your knowledge of the architecture of 
Apache HTTPD and the way the AJP protocol works?"

Thanks,
J

> AJP 1.3 Transport Listener/Sender
> ---------------------------------
>
>                 Key: SYNAPSE-383
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SYNAPSE-383
>             Project: Synapse
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>          Components: Transports
>         Environment: Apache front end with Tomcat connected via the AJP 
> protocol.
>            Reporter: Jonathan Holmes
>
> understanding that this is not support but it does open the ESB up for 
> different uses and different configurations.  I guess the ultimate problem 
> I'm having is that I have an apache front end which interfaces with Tomcat 
> via AJP 1.3... Being able to just use the ESB admin port to see/execute the 
> proxy services I create just as if it were running through the NIO 
> listener/sender would allow me to not have to open another port or proxy in 
> the requests through apache...
> This is essential because when trying to proxy in a PKI SSL request it is 
> extremely slow.  I have tested this by opening up the admin port and there is 
> a huge increase in performance...
> I guess based on what I explained if the ESB's admin port was not opened is 
> there a way to add an AJP listener/sender?  This would solve my problem and 
> still keeps the admin UI/port doing only admin stuff.

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