Ok, with the help of some folks we figured it out. Here is the solution: 1. Install Tomcat ISAPI 2. Create Virtual Directory with some name, our case "jakarta" and point it to location of isapi_redirect.dll of Tomcat ISAPI installation 3. Configure .properties files in Tomcat ISAPI installation. For more details please refer to http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc-archive/jk2/jk/iishowto.html. 4. Create Virtual Directory in IIS with your application alias, e.g. "tomcatapp" that points to any location in your disk, e.g. E:\temp. Make sure you've selected "execute scripts". 5. In Tomcat's server.xml configure <Connector> property. <Connector port="8009" enableLookups="false" redirectPort="8443" protocol="AJP/1.3" /> Make sure port you assigned is active: netstat -na from command prompt 6. In Tomcat's server.xml configure context for new location. <Context path="/tomcatapp" docBase="${catalina.home}/tomcatapp" swallowOutput="true" reloadable="false"> 7. Edit uriworkermap.properties and add: /tomcatapp/*=worker1 8. Edit workers.properties.minimal as follows: worker.worker1.type=ajp13 worker.worker1.host=localhost worker.worker1.port=8009 9. Restart Tomcat and IIS. 10. You should be enjoying your app working from URL without port numbers specified and it works full in Tomcat, in spite of there are IIS and JRun at the same machine.
Step 4, 5 and 6 is not documented in Tomcat-IIS integration site (http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc-archive/jk2/jk/iishowto.html), therefore nothing worked when we tried instructions (actually calls were directed to Jrun and it responded with error messages). --- In [email protected], "Djamshed" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is it possible to run a Flash-Flash Remoting-Jrun and > Flex-BlazeDS-Tomcat applications on the same machine(and yes, there is > an IIS server)? The answer is YES if Jrun (e.g. 8200) and Tomcat (e.g. > 8080) ports are publicly accessible (which we had in our development > environment). But is it possible if all the calls should go thru port > 80, the only publicly accessible port (client does not want to open > 8100 and 8080, or any other one)? > > We were fine when there was only Flash-Jrun application and Jrun > ISAPI filter helped a lot, but having an additional Tomcat ISAPI > filter could put IIS into a trouble. I am not able to figure out the > settings needed to be made on ISAPI filters. Could there be an > alternate solution rather than digging into ISAPI filters? > > It is more related to configuring ISAPI filters and probably I should > try JRun, Tomcat and IIS forums, but I guess it is the only community > that certainly deals with all these platforms and could face this kind > of problem. Thanks in advance. >
