I've just found out some client firewalls block port 8080. This causes a problem now since I used the direct 8080 port for service webapps where there was more than one for that host, and that's because I couldn't figure out how to remove the port number form the url in that situation. Let me clarify that - if I have a webapp, say "MyWebapp", with resin + mod_caucho I can deploy it to service.example.com and access it either using http://service.example.com/MyWebapp or http://service.example.com:8080/MyWebapp. The second is a bit pointless until I need more than 1 webapp. What I'd like to do then is the obvious - just access them like http://service.example.com/MyWebapp1, http://service.example.com/MyWebapp2 etc but I find Apache throws 404's when visiting those. I have to use http://service.example.com:8080/MyWebapp1, http://service.example.com:8080/MyWebapp2. Which was ok until I found out about this firewall issue...
One difference is that in the first scenario I don't use a webapp id, so the config is like this: <server id="a" xmlns="http://caucho.com/ns/resin";> <host id="service.example.com" root-directory="..."> <web-app id="" root-directory="..." archive-path="war/foo.war" /> </host> </server> Whereas with the config where I'm forced to use 8080 in the URL it is <server id="a" xmlns="http://caucho.com/ns/resin";> <host id="service.example.com" root-directory="..."> <web-app id="MyWebapp1" root-directory="..." archive-path="war/MyWebapp1.war" /> <web-app id="MyWebapp2" root-directory="..." archive-path="war/MyWebapp2.war" /> <web-app id="MyWebapp3" root-directory="..." archive-path="war/MyWebapp3.war" /> </host> </server> In both configs, the Servlet looks like this: @WebServlet(value="/MyWebapp", name="example-servlet") public class APIServlet extends HttpServlet { ... } I just deploy the wars appropriately and all is well, and in fact has been this way for years until this just came up. It's probably something blindingly obvious - can anyone spot what, please? Thanks! Carl Whalley _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list resin-interest@caucho.com http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
