That module is only needed if you want to run with Apache. If you want to
run Tomcat standalone, which is perfectly possible, then it is 100% pure
Java.
David
John Summerfield
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> As it is pure Java, the binary RPM (or Deb or whatever) should install on
> any architecture including S390.
When last I looked there was an Apache module that needs to be built for
the
host platform.
It seems my pointer to ftp.falsehope.com and a source of Tomcat rpms didn't
get
to the list.
There is also Enhydra which is worth a look.
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