Strictly speaking, no, you don't. The JWS is there to serve up the
web-accessible administrative interface for JRun.
The images will be served off your web server as normal. Have you checked
the URL? In IE, you can right-click on an image and get its properties to
see the full URL the browser is using. Try entering that in your browser to
see what you get.
Michael
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Subject: Apache to JRun
Hi All,
I am using JRun with apache and there is something that I wanted cleared
up.
The only servicies that I need running are JSE and JCP correct. Or do I
also need JWS.
My question is that I have Apache accept all requests for JSP and
servlets. Then those requests are submitted to the proxy. JSE is
serving the html page, but the images are not appearing. Should I also
have JWS running to serve the images as well?
Don
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