Yahoo!! Finally I done this configuration. First, I have to thanks to Scott
to tell me how to do this. Now I write down the easy way to configure Linux
Apache & Linux Jrun3.0 on different Linux Box.
Here is the example configuration :
Assume that:
Jrun3.0 Server IP: 192.168.1.10
Apache Server IP : 192.168.1.5
CONFIGURE JRUN
Step 1: Login to JRUN JMC.
Step 2: Click JRun Default Server
Step 3: Click External Web Server
Step 4: If the connection wizzard come out, just cancel it. Modify the
configuration
as below:
External Web Server Address = *
Listening Address = 192.168.1.10
Listening Port = 8200
Connection Module = on
The remaining is default, no change. Make sure the Connection
Module is ON!
CONFIGURE LINUX APACHE
Step 1: Create a directory in /usr/local/jrun .
Step 2: Copy mod_jrun.so and local.properties (local.properties file is in
the
<JRUN DIR>/servers/default/ )file from your JRun machine to this
this
directory. (/usr/local/jrun)
Step 3: Add these line to your httpd.conf
############################
# Jrun Module
############################
LoadModule jrun_module136 "/usr/local/jrun/mod_jrun.so"
<IfModule mod_jrun.c>
JRunConfig Vervose false
JRunConfig ProxyHost 192.168.1.10
JRunConfig ProxyPort 8200
JRunConfig Mappings "/usr/local/jrun/local.properties"
<IfModule>
Step 4: Start Jrun server & Apache server. FINISH.
Everytime you deploy a new application or modify your Jrun local.properties,
you have to also modify local.properties file in Apache machine. Or you can
just copy the file to Apache machine.
I hope I didn't miss out somethings. Hope this example configuration help.
Regards
Louis
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