Re-read the JBoss+Tomcat docos on the site. It is now possible to have
server.xml parsed.
So, you're startup script would start JBoss (which would startup Tomcat),
then you'd start Apache.
I'm not sure what you mean by '... that caused Tomcat to get started before
Apache...'. You should have an include directive in Apache's httpd.conf
that reads in your mod_jk.conf from Tomcat. in mod_jk.conf, you need to
setup your contexts via MountJk statements.
Good luck...
----- Original Message -----
From: "Green, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, February 16, 2001 1:26 PM
Subject: [jBoss-User] Configuration/Installation problem
> Environment:
>
> Windows NT Version 4.0 SP5.
> Apache 1.3.17
> Tomcat 3.2.1
> Tomcat contexts live underneath tomcat/web-apps (ie: david, john, bill
> directories).
>
> Since I am not calling mod_jk.conf from my Apache httpd.conf any longer
> (that caused Tomcat to get started before Apache) and letting JBoss take
> over that role with EmbeddedTomcatService I have theorized that my start
> script will start Apache and then JBoss (run.bat). This is what I am
doing
> - please confirm that is correct.
>
> Doing the above, all comes up but I have not got my contexts from Tomcat
> because that was inside the server.xml underneath Tomcat. Now I need to
get
> them loaded during JBoss' startup cycle. How do I do that? I have gotten
> confused by the documentation.
>
> The documentation on www.jboss.org states that I should add:
>
> <ARG TYPE="java.lang.String" VALUE="<my_tomcat_path>/server.xml">
>
> to the EmbeddedTomcatService MLET inside jboss.conf on one page and then
> later it states that the server.xml will not be read and that I must use
JMX
> to load context's to JBoss.
>
> Think the above <ARG> tag is wrong documentation because exceptions occur
> when trying to load the EmbeddedTomcatService. If I take this line out,
it
> works but only the Cfx ( ) path="" context is loaded, obviously.
>
> Could I get some assistance about how to do that?
>
> From what I have read it looks like 3 possible ways of doing it:
>
> 1) JMX. If so, can you get me started?
> 2) Jetty. Is there some documentation?
> 3) I also thought that perhaps a .WAR, .ear, and .jar deployment
underneath
> JBoss/deploy might cause the context to magically get created for me but
not
> sure on that either.
>
> Thanks for the time anyone can give me on these questions.
>
> David
>
>
>
>
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