I've been looking at the existing web server integration stuff (both mod_jk
and mod_webapp), and it seems to me that there is one significant piece
missing - a NameTrans directive that takes its configuration from a separate
file.
I know I'm talking iPlanet here - but that's where my experience
Hi Colin,
This idea is ( surprise ) already implemented, as part of the IIS
connector. It isn't a config file, but a properties file ( much easier to
parse and work with ).
We already discussed few times about adding this configuration style to
the other containers ( apache, nes ) - so your
Colin Wilson-Salt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been looking at the existing web server integration stuff (both mod_jk
and mod_webapp), and it seems to me that there is one significant piece
missing - a NameTrans directive that takes its configuration from a separate
file.
I know I'm
The only way (that I'm aware) to do what you are suggesting is to implement a
PathCheck or a Service method in the Default object block. It has been a while since
I worked with these, but as I recall, every request is handed off to these functions
to determine if it should be handled by a
near
the web server that I've spent so long configuring and tuning.
-Original Message-
From: Pier P. Fumagalli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 17:13
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Web server integration / NameTrans stage
...
I suppose that JK has
Colin Wilson-Salt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But... you still need to edit the web server configuration file to deploy a
web app. If the file that describes how the two pieces integrate is owned by
the tomcat user, then the Java guys can look after that and the only thing
that they need to
On Thu, 9 Aug 2001, Colin Wilson-Salt wrote:
iPlanet is not nice to configure, it's not very forgiving (a single space in
the wrong place can prevent it starting with no sensible error message), and
its configuration files are typically owned by root - I want to let the
webapp coders deploy
, August 09, 2001 10:15 AM
Subject: RE: Web server integration / NameTrans stage
But... you still need to edit the web server configuration file to deploy
a
web app. If the file that describes how the two pieces integrate is owned
by
the tomcat user, then the Java guys can look after that and the only
