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Christian Schrader wrote:
> Hi,
> I understood this from my JServ understanding and not from you ;-)
> I am running two Apache's one regular and one secure and they have different
> hostnames.
> I guess we should have choosen the same hostname to make it real eays .....
No, it's only useful for sessions sharing. You don't use sessions, so no
problem.
> Anyways, since both are using the same ajpv11 instance, can I make my
> servlets thread safe across HOSTNAMES?
yes.
> I don't need cookies or session tracking, I am just saving DATA on FILE and
> accessing the same servlet from the :80 and the :443 side.
>
> Christian
>
You want to share a unique servlet engine between n Apache. That's OK.
But you'll have of course to start it only once. (ApJServManual on
everywhere but one place).
You can even use load-balancing(fail-over) like this.
Jean-Luc
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