Ben,
I did manage to get multiple JRun servers configured with one instance of
Apache. Make sure to edit your new server's local.properties file and
remember to clean out ALL references to web apps including default-app. My
mistake was that I didn't remove the default-app URL mapping for my new
server and that seemed to cause all sorts of problems for me. Also, make
sure you define new ports for everything including:
ejipt.classServer.port
ejipt.homePort
Also, you need to re-run the web connector wizard in the JMC for each
server. When finished, go back to "apache_root_dir/conf" and edit the
http.conf file like so:
# JRun Settings
# JRun - Comment out this line to disable DSO (ie you compiled module into
your server.
LoadModule jrun_module136
"/roamex1/JRun/connectors/apache/sparc-solaris/mod_jrun.so"
<IfModule mod_jrun.c>
JRunConfig jrun.rootdir "/opt/JRun"
JRunConfig jvmlist default,myNewServer
JRunConfig Verbose false
#JRunConfig ProxyHost 127.0.0.1
#JRunConfig ProxyPort 8081
#JRunConfig Mappings "/opt/JRun/servers/default/local.properties"
</IfModule>
Comment out the last three lines and add your new server name to "JRunConfig
jvmlist". Restart Apache.
Vic
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