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On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 12:24:11PM +0200, Ralf Schneider wrote:
: No, I'm not new to Tomcat. I've some experiences with it together with
: Apache2. My job is to move a project using these two players towards Struts.
: So, one requirement is that the basic infrastructure remains as it is.
Understood. My idea to start with just Tomcat was to help you get the
Tomcat+Struts up and running before putting Apache in the picture. It
wasn't a suggestion to go to production w/o Apache, if the app needs it.
: I know. And as John suggested, I also read a book (in german) about Struts,
: but it only explains how to use it with Tomcat without Apache.
I suppose, then, I don't understand your question.
What sort of specific problems have you run into?
Admittedly, it's been a while since I've done a struts setup from scratch,
but I don't recall anything special about putting Apache in front. -that
is, nothing special beyond what you'd do for putting Apache in front of any
webapp (i.e. mod_jk or jk2 configuration).
Assuming you have all of the prerequisite JAR files -- and I think there's
a version of struts-blank.war that includes them -- then you just drop the
WAR file into Tomcat's webapps/ dir and it runs.
-QM
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