Re: JK2 and SSL

I am happy to report that the new mod_jk2.so from version 4.1.18 of jakarta-tomcat-connectors fixed this problem. Chris Chris McCabe wrote: I got the JK2 connector module working fine with Apache2 and Tomcat, but when I try to access my secure server, I get a 404 Not Found error from Apache

Re: Robert Sowder's howto for JK2 in Windows

Have you ever tried running with Apache and JK2 with both secure and non-secure pages (https and http)? I am curious if anyone has ever done it successfully and if so what the magic formula is. For some reason the URL mapping is not done in Apache for https requests when using JK2, so it

Re: JK2 and SSL

Martin Jacobson wrote: Chris McCabe wrote: This new release made no difference in the behavior of the JK2 connector with an https connection, so my question remains: Does anyone know the secret formula to get a JK2 connector to work with both the http and https connection of the Apache2

Re: SSL setup Apache - Tomcat

You should be able to get Tomcat and Apache to work together with SSL by using the JK connector. In our experience, the JK connector is the only one that works. The webapp connector truncates pages, and the JK2 connector just does not work with https connections for some reason. Keep in mind

JK2 and SSL

I got the JK2 connector module working fine with Apache2 and Tomcat, but when I try to access my secure server, I get a 404 Not Found error from Apache. Does JK2 need some additional configuration for https connections? I don't want SSL between the connector and Tomcat because that does not

Re: in search of more efficient design

We ran into a memory leak with JDK1.4 on Solaris, and could not figure out exactly where it was occuring. The exact same setup with 1.2.2 can run for weeks with constant memory usage, but with 1.4 the memory usage would steadily increase until it reached the max and then it would die with out

Re: JK2 and SSL

This new release made no difference in the behavior of the JK2 connector with an https connection, so my question remains: Does anyone know the secret formula to get a JK2 connector to work with both the http and https connection of the Apache2 web server? I get a 404 Not Found error when I

Re: Apache 2.0.39 and Tomcat 4.1.8 Servlet issue

I ran into the same problem, and it appears to be related to the mod_webapp module. I switched to using mod_jk and it now works. I could not find any clues to what was causing the problem (exceptions, etc.) and searching the web only turned up others having the same problem with no

Re: mod_jk target problem.

Try adding the attribute forwardAll=false to your Host element in server.xml. Host name=localhost debug=0 appBase=webapps forwardAll=false unpackWARs=true Chris Austin Gonyou wrote: In our mod_jk.conf we've only got a couple of paths used for JkMount, but mod_jk still seems to be

Re: error

You are trying to send a redirect URL after you have already sent a response. This is not allowed. Chris Carlos wrote: can anybody says me what means this tomcat error?: thanks type Exception report message Internal Server Error description The server encountered an internal error

Re: magic mod_jk error

The magic number is the way the operating system identifies the type of file. It takes a look into the file to find something that identifies it as the right type of file before it blinding tries to load it and run it. Since it is a compiled executable library, your system is telling you that

Re: Apache 2 and Tomcat 4.0

This problem will go away if you add the port to the 'ServerName' directive in httpd.conf, even if you are using the default port of 80. It should look something like: ServerName www.domain.com:80 Nicholas Calugar wrote: I am having difficulty connecting Apache 2 and Tomcat 4.0. Apache

Tomcat hangs with Apache2

I have Tomcat 4.0.4 running with Apache 2.0.39 web server using the webapp connector on Linux, and all requests hang after returning just over 1200 bytes of data. After some searching around on the web, I found a couple of places that complained about the same problem, but no workaround. In

Re: Tomcat hangs with Apache2

together can you share your experience? Are you using mod_jk or the AJP connectors? What's the specs of the system? Thanks. Trask Unix has its weak points but its file system is not one of them. - Chris Torek -Original Message- From: Chris McCabe [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent

Tomcat 4.0 and mod_webapp eating part of my URL.

When I request the following URL: http://myhost/ires/en-US/html/HomePage The "en" part of my URL is getting lost somewhere. I get the following in my apache_log.txt: 2001-01-19 09:42:39 WarpContext[/website]: Mapping contextPath='/website' with requestURI='/ires/en-US/html/HomePage'