Hi all,
I'm having trouble getting Apache to forward requests to two webapps deployed on
Tomcat. Tomcat alone works fine (webapps work on port 8080), and apache
seems to forward requests to other servlets on my ISP's server the way it
should.
Some snippets of configuration files I got from my hosting company are
confusing -
Tomcat isn't generating mod_jk.conf (in {tomcatdir}/conf/auto or anywhere
else), apache is using mod_jk with jk.conf which has a worker configuration,
but no JkMount directives in apache.conf. This works for other people, but
not for me. It seems to me that somewhere there is a JkMount *.jsp ajp13
directive in apache.conf - our applications use Tapestry so there's no
JSPs...in effect, apache handles requests to my apps instead of tomcat, when
using port 80.
My guess is that JkMount is the proper way to configure mod_jk for my
VirtualHost, how to use it for Tapestry applications?
Thanks for your time,
Tomislav
P.S.
The tomcat server admin tells me it might have something to do with having
separate apps in subdirectories of public_html, each of which has it's own
web.xml, but I don't believe this to be the problem: deploying an app in the
public_html folder doesn't change server behaviour.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
