Re: A starting point for ajp13, ajp14/warp anyone?

2001-06-01 Thread Andy Armstrong

Thanks Henri,

I needed the original code in such a hurry that I confess I didn't take
much time finding out what was what.

GOMEZ Henri wrote:
> 
> jakarta-tomcat-connector is the safe place to put experimental
> code, like Domino redirector.
> 
> Also we could hope this sub-project could be one day the
> reference of connectors between majors Web-Servers and
> jakarta Servlet Engines :)
> 
> It's an arena where there we may speak more on native
> problems (OS, web-server, autoconf, libtool, apr) than
> Java :)
> 
> -
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> >-Original Message-
> >From: Andy Armstrong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >Subject: Re: A starting point for ajp13, ajp14/warp anyone?
> >
> >
> >Thanks for that Kevin. Pardon my ignorance ;-)
> >
> >kevin seguin wrote:
> >>
> >> tomcat 4 is not the right place to look for ajp13 examples.  ajp14 is
> >> still in the early stages, so you're probably better off
> >starting with
> >> ajp13.  jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk is probably the best
> >place to look
> >> for examples.  there are ajp13 connectors for apache, iis
> >and netscape.
> >> you're domino connector is also there now, i think :)
> >>
> >> Andy Armstrong wrote:
> >> >
> >> > Hi,
> >> >
> >> > This weekend I'm going to look at making the Domino connector we
> >> > released this week use ajp13 or ajp14 or both. Can anyone give me a
> >> > quick pointer to which source I should grab from where (or a meta
> >> > pointer to something I can read to find out) to get
> >started. I had a
> >> > quick look at the Tomcat 4 sources -- am I right in
> >thinking that the
> >> > only ajp14 connector that exists at the moment is the Apache one?
> >> >
> >> > Sorry if this is an rtfm -- I've had a quick look round
> >the site but
> >> > couldn't find much.
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> > Andy Armstrong, Tagish
> >
> >--
> >Andy Armstrong, Tagish
> >

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Andy Armstrong, Tagish



RE: A starting point for ajp13, ajp14/warp anyone?

2001-06-01 Thread GOMEZ Henri

jakarta-tomcat-connector is the safe place to put experimental
code, like Domino redirector.

Also we could hope this sub-project could be one day the 
reference of connectors between majors Web-Servers and
jakarta Servlet Engines :)

It's an arena where there we may speak more on native 
problems (OS, web-server, autoconf, libtool, apr) than
Java :)

-
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>-Original Message-
>From: Andy Armstrong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 9:58 PM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: A starting point for ajp13, ajp14/warp anyone?
>
>
>Thanks for that Kevin. Pardon my ignorance ;-)
>
>kevin seguin wrote:
>> 
>> tomcat 4 is not the right place to look for ajp13 examples.  ajp14 is
>> still in the early stages, so you're probably better off 
>starting with
>> ajp13.  jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk is probably the best 
>place to look
>> for examples.  there are ajp13 connectors for apache, iis 
>and netscape.
>> you're domino connector is also there now, i think :)
>> 
>> Andy Armstrong wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > This weekend I'm going to look at making the Domino connector we
>> > released this week use ajp13 or ajp14 or both. Can anyone give me a
>> > quick pointer to which source I should grab from where (or a meta
>> > pointer to something I can read to find out) to get 
>started. I had a
>> > quick look at the Tomcat 4 sources -- am I right in 
>thinking that the
>> > only ajp14 connector that exists at the moment is the Apache one?
>> >
>> > Sorry if this is an rtfm -- I've had a quick look round 
>the site but
>> > couldn't find much.
>> >
>> > --
>> > Andy Armstrong, Tagish
>
>-- 
>Andy Armstrong, Tagish
>



Re: A starting point for ajp13, ajp14/warp anyone?

2001-06-01 Thread Andy Armstrong

Thanks for that Kevin. Pardon my ignorance ;-)

kevin seguin wrote:
> 
> tomcat 4 is not the right place to look for ajp13 examples.  ajp14 is
> still in the early stages, so you're probably better off starting with
> ajp13.  jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk is probably the best place to look
> for examples.  there are ajp13 connectors for apache, iis and netscape.
> you're domino connector is also there now, i think :)
> 
> Andy Armstrong wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > This weekend I'm going to look at making the Domino connector we
> > released this week use ajp13 or ajp14 or both. Can anyone give me a
> > quick pointer to which source I should grab from where (or a meta
> > pointer to something I can read to find out) to get started. I had a
> > quick look at the Tomcat 4 sources -- am I right in thinking that the
> > only ajp14 connector that exists at the moment is the Apache one?
> >
> > Sorry if this is an rtfm -- I've had a quick look round the site but
> > couldn't find much.
> >
> > --
> > Andy Armstrong, Tagish

-- 
Andy Armstrong, Tagish



Re: A starting point for ajp13, ajp14/warp anyone?

2001-06-01 Thread kevin seguin

tomcat 4 is not the right place to look for ajp13 examples.  ajp14 is
still in the early stages, so you're probably better off starting with
ajp13.  jakarta-tomcat-connectors/jk is probably the best place to look
for examples.  there are ajp13 connectors for apache, iis and netscape. 
you're domino connector is also there now, i think :)

Andy Armstrong wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> This weekend I'm going to look at making the Domino connector we
> released this week use ajp13 or ajp14 or both. Can anyone give me a
> quick pointer to which source I should grab from where (or a meta
> pointer to something I can read to find out) to get started. I had a
> quick look at the Tomcat 4 sources -- am I right in thinking that the
> only ajp14 connector that exists at the moment is the Apache one?
> 
> Sorry if this is an rtfm -- I've had a quick look round the site but
> couldn't find much.
> 
> --
> Andy Armstrong, Tagish