Two machines, one running apache, one running jrun. I know I can map
directory paths:
e.g.
/www/htdocs/calendar (on Machine A)
/www/calender/jsp/ (on Machine B)
So when I call files from http://server.com/calender on machine A, the
requests are passed to Machine B. But that would include ANY requests
(including images and simple flat .html files) to be served by machine B. I
only want files that end with .jsp to be passed from machine A to Machine B.
The second issue was me being stupid about loading classes in CF. You can
completely ignore it.
-= brett
At 11:32 PM 1/4/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>When you say forward, you want Apache to forward .jsp requests to JRun on
a separate machine, right? You have two servers with their own IP
addresses? And JRun on one, but Apache and CF on the other? That should
be do-able, but will require pathtrans configuration. let me know if this
description fits your setup.
>
>Not sure what you mean in the second question. Why are you continually
>stopping and starting the server? JSPs should compile every time you
>request them only if you make changes to them.
>
>--
>Scott Stirling
>West Newton, MA
>
>On 03 Jan 2001 07:57:39 -0800, B Schlank wrote:
>> Hi!
>>
>> Two questions:
>>
>> I know you can do PATH translations, but is there a way to associate only
>> the .jsp extension with jRun in a distributed environment? I want to be
>> able to serve .html and .cfm files from machine "A" and only forward JSP
>> requests to machine 'B'. The environment would be Apache under Linux.
>>
>> Also, is there anyway to force JSP compilation every single time so you
>> don't have to continually stop and start the server?
>>
>> Any ideas?
>
>
>
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