Re: Adding modules

You simply get tomcat workig via apache, and it should work. Consult the Apache/Tomcat howto, located on the doc directory of your tomcat install sam - Original Message - From: Manuel Melle Ocariz [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 10:02 AM Subject:

Re: Adding modules

Thanks Sam, I ve already tried that way and it works, maybe my question wasn't clear, sorry. I m trying to do it without Apache. Actually Tomcat doesn't need Apache for serving static content as HTML so why can't I also load my module without Apache?. Maybe I don't have concepts clear enough,

Re: Adding modules

Hum... I don't see the problem ? If you're using the database just to make dynamic pages, then you need to use the JDBC API in you jsp or servlet files... If you're using the database to perform authentication (like with mod_auth_mysql) you just leave it in httpd.conf... What exactly are you

Re: Adding modules

It's not a relational DB but an XML one. Configuring Apache in the right way (that is, loading the module) allows my application to query the DB via http in the way: http://hostname:port/databaseType/databaseName?_query This would return an XML document. My question is if it is possible to

Re: Adding modules

: Adding modules Thanks Sam, I ve already tried that way and it works, maybe my question wasn't clear, sorry. I m trying to do it without Apache. Actually Tomcat doesn't need Apache for serving static content as HTML so why can't I also load my module without Apache?. Maybe I don't have concepts

Re: Adding modules

Thanks Sam Manuel Melle Ocáriz Software AG - E-Business Competence Center [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Adding modules

I don't get it, adding Tomcat to Apache shouldn't disable this feature - Original Message - From: Manuel Melle Ocariz [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 12:13 PM Subject: Re: Adding modules It's not a relational DB but an XML one. Configuring

RE: Adding modules

What module are you trying to load? A native or Java one? Who uses it, Apache or Tomcat? It isn't very clear... -Mensaje original- De: Manuel Melle Ocariz [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviado el: miércoles 25 de abril de 2001 11:03 Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Asunto: Adding

RE: Adding modules

Thanks all of you Manuel Melle Ocáriz Software AG - E-Business Competence Center [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: Adding modules

Title: RE: Adding modules It doesn't, and architecturally why should it? You put handlers in the Apache conf to say OK, if I encounter this file type invoke this handler, (which is a module which is either statically or dynamically linked into the httpd/apache.exe executable). So for jsp