I can understand how you do this if Apache and JRun are on the same machine,
....but in a distributed environment??
I wrote my email from a distributed environment perspective, which is what I
have. I should have specified this in my last email. In a distributed
environment, you can only specify ONE local.properties file per domain
instance. I still don't think you can connect multiple JRun instances to
one domain instance in a distributed environment.
Comments?
-----Original Message-----
From: Victor Marinelli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 3:26 PM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: Re: multiple jrun servers, one webserver
> IMHO,
> There is no way to connect multiple JRun servers to one instance of an
HTTP
> server.
I am running 3 JRun servers which connect to one single instance of Apache.
>There is no way to map certain URL's to go to this JRun server,
> versus this JRun server.
I don't know the answer to this since I only use web applications.
>The only thing you can do is to map URL's to go to
> certain web apps, but they all must go to the same JRun server.
Each one of my three JRun servers is running a web-app. The URL mapping
(which must be unique) for each web-app
is defined in the local.properties file located in the directory of the JRun
server that is running that specific web-app. Here is a breakdown:
JRun server 1 - this server hosts web-app with a unique URL-mapping of
/myWebApp1
JRun server 2 - this server hosts web-app with a unique URL-mapping of
/myWebApp2
JRun server 3 - this server hosts web-app with a unique URL-mapping of
/myWebApp3
As you can see, you cannot specify the same URL mapping for each web-app
across multiple servers since Jrun then won't know which server to use.
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