Hi all,
I have successful to integrate tomcat and IIS.
I followed instruction(tomcat-IIS howto) from tomcat website. According to the 
instruction first i set only example context(after setting registry entry, virtual 
directory, filter etc). Restart IIS and start tomcat and example context is now 
accessed through IIS. For adding a new context, according to the instruction i add a 
new line in uriworkermap.properties file. But after restarting IIS and tomcat the 
change is not reflected. Then i commented out the
example context in uriworkermap file. again after restarting both servers the example 
context is still accessable through IIS. But after restarting the computer the changes 
are reflected. Im i doing some mistake or i have to restart computer every time after 
adding or deleting some context.

secondly it is not very clear to me about workers. It is described as "A worker is 
defined to be a tomcat process that accepts work from the IIS server."
i want to know how this process performs its job, what is actually isapi.dll and what 
ajp.

Thirdly we can specify more than one worker in worker.properties filelike shown below 
--
#
# Two workers definition
#
# worker.list=ajp12, ajp12second
#
# worker.ajp12second.host=localhost
# worker.ajp12second.port=8007
#
# worker.ajp12.host=otherhost
# worker.ajp12.port=8009

What does this otherhost means.
Can any body explain these to me or points to some web docs that explain these things.
Thanks in advance.
soubhratra


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