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devrim baris acar wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have written my conf file wrong. The correct one is
> On linux1:
> Jserv.conf:
> ApJServMount /servlets /servlets
> ApJServMount /servlets3 http://linux2.edu/servlets3/
> On linux2:
> ApJServMount /servlets ajpv12://linux2.edu/servlets
> And I still get a no class found error on linux1 when I call a servlet
> on linux2 servlets zone from linux1 servlets3 mount point.
> Thanks.
>
> Jean-Luc's reply was:
>
> > According to your config above, http://linux1.edu/servlets3/okuz will
> > call class okuz.class in zone servlet3 on linux1 :
> > ApJServMount /servlets3 http://linux1.edu/servlets3/
>
> Devrim BAris Acar
>
> --
use :
ApJServMount /servlets3 ajpv12://linux2.edu/servlets3 (protocol ajpv12 +
no trailing "/")
instead of
ApJServMount /servlets3 http://linux2.edu/servlets3/
and RTFM ! You are not here trying to proxy a request to another Apache,
but sending it to JServ.
on the 2nd box you'll have to bind to the true IP address instead of
localhost
Jean-Luc
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