On Fri, 2006-06-30 at 10:00 +0100, Ray Barlow wrote: > > If you have Apache 1.3 with mod_jk configured I would use Apache to > control http and https with the SSL certificate and disable the http and > https hosting configurations from OFBiz and just set it to host and > accept ajp13 connections with mod_jk. You can then also let Apache host > the static image content which it is supposed to be pretty good at doing. > Currently I have a hybrid setup. I have Apache serving a whole lot of static content outside of Ofbiz. Ofbiz is then used mostly for the /ecommerce stuff. It is my intention to run multiple instances of Ofbiz for different domains. This would be controlled using different IP/port number combinations.
I have read elsewhere, in agreement with what you are saying, that getting Apache to deal with the ssl stuff provides better performance. However, previously I didn't have opportunity to test this. If I were to move over to using Apache, as you suggest, can I use the description here... http://ofbizwiki.go-integral.com/Wiki.jsp?page=Mod_jk_config or is that Apache 2.0 specific. Of course that would also mean having to get my signed certs converted from PKCS#7 format (and I can't remember if I can do that with openssl) -- Regards, Iain.
