Re: How to set apache so it starts from index.jsp?

Dave Newton wrote: Question like in Subject. I've tried to replace index.html with index.jsp _at_the_end_ of httpd.conf and it doesn't work. (I use mod_jk to connect to tomcat) Has someone any clues? I mean - in the root directory of apache. Do you mean have Apache look for an

How to set apache so it starts from index.jsp?

Question like in Subject. I've tried to replace index.html with index.jsp _at_the_end_ of httpd.conf and it doesn't work. (I use mod_jk to connect to tomcat) Has someone any clues? TIA Wojtek

Re: How to set apache so it starts from index.jsp?

Wojciech Wasowicz wrote: Question like in Subject. I've tried to replace index.html with index.jsp _at_the_end_ of httpd.conf and it doesn't work. (I use mod_jk to connect to tomcat) Has someone any clues? TIA Wojtek I mean - in the root directory of apache. WW

Re: location of mod_jk.so

Simon Orchanian wrote: I've downloaded Tomcat3.2 and need to know where the mod_jk.so file is so that I can build it. I'm running Solaris 2.7. Thanks, Simon __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products.

How to test if mod_jk.so works on apache

How to test if mod_jk.so works on apache? I've just realised that my mod_jk.conf-auto is included into http.conf but it is possible that all directives for mod_jk.so are not executed. How to test it? TIA Wojtek

Re: How to test if mod_jk.so works on apache

Dave Newton wrote: How to test if mod_jk.so works on apache? I've just realised that my mod_jk.conf-auto is included into http.conf but it is possible that all directives for mod_jk.so are not executed. The conf-auto file seems fine... the things left that I would think of first are

Re: How to test if mod_jk.so works on apache

Dave Newton wrote: It occurs that my compilation of apache was bad - i did not included all required modules. I could only wish that kind of dependencies were in documentation ;-) mod_so probably? It was in the documentation I read. There's a lot to keep track of, that's for sure.

How to configure apache to run .jsp

I have configured apache and tomcat so they communicate: apache - http://testlinux.softgroup.net.pl:8080/examples/jsp - apache communicating with tomcat tomcat - http://testlinux.softgroup.net.pl:8085/examples/jsp/index.html - tomcat own port - both are working - but if you will try to

Re: How to configure Tomcat-Apache connection

Mike La Budde wrote: Please read the mod_jk-howto.html file in your tomcat/doc directory. NOTES: 1) You should be using Tomcat 3.2 (or, perhaps 4.0) I use 3.2 2) You should use mod_jk (and not the older mod_jserv) I use it - I compiletd it from sources and 3) Make sure you included

Re: How to configure Tomcat-Apache connection

Dave Newton wrote: I just can't accomplish jsp programs through apache. But what _happens_ when you try? Dave If I open .jsp file through tomcat - it runs If I open .jsp file through apache - tomcat communication - it displays text of file You can see it in links I've sent earlier

Re: How to configure Tomcat-Apache connection (long)

Dave Newton wrote: If I open .jsp file through tomcat - it runs If I open .jsp file through apache - tomcat communication - it displays text of file I think w/o seeing actual files it'll be tough to help. If you're including the conf-auto file and have all your ports etc. set up