I can use some assistance.  I have a working installation of OpenBD v1.2 on
Windows and IIS7 that I installed using the viviotech installer.  It works
just fine for our simple application.

I now wish to move to the Apache for windows web server so that I can
utilize the X-SendFile functionality that IIS does not have.  Since this is
a working server I installed Apache on port 81 and am trying to connect it
to the tomcat server via passthrough in apache.  I am also trying to keep
IIS functioning on port 80 while I get this to work before I switch over but
being relatively unfamiliar with OpenBD/Tomcat and Apache I am having
trouble.

I have apache running and serving files from the proper directory (same as
the IIS directory) however I can't seem to connect to the tomcat server.
Once I add the virtual host information to Apache that the wiki instructs I
get a 503 error on all requests.

In my Tomcat server.xml file I have: which works for IIS7

<Host Name="dl3.halomaps.org: appbase="webapps">
        <Contextpath="" docbase="c:\webs\files" />
</Host>

Since I am using the same path I assumed it would also work for apache, so
in My Apache conf file I have 
 
<VirtualHost *:81>
ServerName dl3.halomaps.org
ProxyPass / http://dl3.halomaps.org:8080/
ProxyPassreverse / http://dl3.halomaps.org:8080/
HostnameLookups Off
</VirtualHost>

I am assuming that tomcat should not care which web server it is getting the
request from but I have been wrong many times before <smile>.

Can anyone with more knowledge with these products assist me or point me to
what I am doing wrong?  Thank you.



Dennis Powers
UXB Internet - A website Design and Hosting Company
P.O. Box 6028, Wolcott, CT 06716 - T:203-879-2844
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