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"Alexey V. Meledin" wrote:
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> Hi!
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> I have FreeBSD 3.3., Apache 1.3.12,
> Tomcat 3.0 (3.1.) release, mod_jserv 1.1.
>
> I suggest that AJPV12 (11) protocol doesn't work properly in mod_jserv or tomcat.
>
> 1. I've trying apache -> mod_jserv.so -> apjv11 -> tomcat
> RequestHeaders servlet example works well.
> RequestParams does not work.
> SessionExample doesn't work either.
>
> 2. I've trying apache -> mod_jserv.so -> apjv12 -> tomcat
> RequestHeaders servlet example does not work.
> RequestParams does not work.
> SessionExample doesn't work either.
>
> 3. I've tried to download mod_jserv.so from java.apache.org not making
> it from freebsd ports collection, but found that I allready have the
> lastest one.
>
> 4. I've tried to download and install tomcat 3.1.M1. I've install.
> Situation is such as described above too.
> apjv doesn't work :(
>
> I've tried, I thing, all I can, exept trying to load Linux
> mod_jserv.so binary under FreeBSD.
>
> Has anybody any suggestons?
>
>
yep, we should use the latest ajpv12 version (from JServ) which has 2
new fields in the protocol.
The 1rst version of Tomcat was released before JServ1.1, where these 2
fields were lately added.
Jean-Luc
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