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on 10/21/99 5:25 PM, Shawn McMurdo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Was there a necessary reason to remove ajpv11 support
> from 1.1b2?
> Shawn
It is not entirely removed from 1.1b2!
Yes, the way that the java code has been written, it is impossible to
support it from the java side directly without a speed hit...we would have
to look at each and every connection...check to see if it is ajpv11 or
ajpv12 and that just isn't worth it. We also want to encourage people to
upgrade to the newer versions rather than try to support older versions
because there have been significant speed improvements and bug fixes in the
protocol.
Here is a little table to explain things:
ajpv11 ajpv12
1.0 Java Side x
1.1 Java Side x
1.0 C Side x
1.1 C Side x x
Notice that the C side in 1.1b2 can communicate with both ajpv11 and ajpv12,
but you need to have a 1.0 ApacheJServ.jar in order to have 1.1b2
communicate with it via ajpv11.
I really don't see what your issue is here. Just recompile the server to
have the newer mod_jserv.c.
-jon
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