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Hi -
I have a question regarding JServ's servlet zone capabilities. I am using
Apache 1.3.9, Tomcat as the servlet engine on RedHat Linux 6.1
I want to be able to have users fill out a form that is running on a remote
Apache/mod-ssl server and share the same JVM that is running on the local
JServ machine. I have seen in the Advanced techniques document that you can
have a many (web servers) to one (JVM) architecture but unfortunately the
examples don't cover this particular architecture. My main reason for
wanting to share the JVM is so I can keep session state without resorting to
my current architecture which involves serializing session data to a
database before sending the user to the SSL enabled server and then pulling
the session back out of the database, etc. - as this is very cumbersome to
code.
Am I barking up the wrong tree? Is this possible?
If it's not possible to do on a remote machine, is it possilbe using ajp
and JServ to share a ServletContext between two different ports (i.e.
SSL/non-SSL) on the same machine? I would consider building SSL into my
main server if that makes it easier/more secure method of operation.
Many thanks for any pointers to sample config files or any other information
on setting this architecture up.
Regards,
Mike
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