Hi, I asked this question yesterday and got no hints from anyone.
Since then, I have been able to accomplish what I want using multiple
instances of Tomcat. However, I would much rather use one instance
and serve requests on different Apache port.
Does anyone have ANY comments regarding my
Aria Bamdad wrote:
Hi, I asked this question yesterday and got no hints from anyone.
Since then, I have been able to accomplish what I want using multiple
instances of Tomcat. However, I would much rather use one instance
and serve requests on different Apache port.
Does anyone have ANY
Nikola,
Thank you very much for you good comments. I agree that port based
servers are not common. The reason we use them is for separating
for example internal web sites and external public web sites.
Using host name based virtual hosting, you have to give a different
host name to each port.
VirtualHost 200.131.195.9
DocumentRoot /web/admged
ServerName www.admged.ufu.br
JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
JkMount /servlet/* ajp13
/VirtualHost
I think, assuming /web is your Host's appBase:
Context path= docBase=admged debug=0
reloadable=true crossContext=true /
If
Sebastiao -
Sorry I didn't get back to you ealier in the week on this.
What you need to do is add a JkMount directive inside your virtual host:
JkMount /admged ajp13
JkMount /admged/* ajp13
This is assuming that you put the LoadModule, AddModule, JkWorkersFile
earlier in httpd.conf.
In
Without problem. Everything is well.
In case I have configured Tomcat to generate mod_jk.conf automatically the
configuration will change? Best saying, I just used Include / path/to/mod_jk.conf in
httpd.conf instead of LoadModule, AddModule and JkWorkersFile.
Sebastião Carlos Santos
Oracle
Yup, you can do that, and then manually put the JkMount commands where
you need them. However, I always find it more intuitive and readable to
have all commands directly in httpd.conf. Personally, I hate the
auto-generated mod_jk.conf because almost all Tomcat installations I
have done
John,
My great problem is that my application won't be put on the $CATALINA_HOME.
The / web was an assembly point, as any any other one (for instance / opt, /
home, / usr) defined in the moment of the installation.
The $CATALINA_HOME appears for /
I will redo the configuration of the Apache with the tomcat, this time not
using mod_jk.conf generated automatically.
I thank for the the help and released attention
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Yup, you can do that, and then manually put the JkMount
commands where
you need them. However, I always find it more intuitive and
readable to
have all commands directly in httpd.conf. Personally, I hate the
auto-generated mod_jk.conf because almost all
* Rasputin [EMAIL PROTECTED] [0148 21:48]:
Sorted! Just re-enabled the pussy.tenten vhost and mapped
[uri:pussy.tenten/*]
insread.
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workers2.properties has this:
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[uri:pussy.tenten]
group=lb
[uri:/examples/*.jsp]
Chris Schild wrote:
Hi all,
I am a newbie to Tomcat. I'm having a problem with configuring the virtual host with Tomcat.
The problem is that I cannot get the examples/jsp to work with the virtual host?!?
A window pops up asking to open or save the source when I try to execute an example.
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Chris Schild wrote:
Hi all,
I am a newbie to Tomcat. I'm having a problem with configuring the
virtual host with Tomcat.
The problem is that I cannot get the examples/jsp to work
on the edge of having everything work as I
need it (for now)!
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Chris Schild wrote:
Hi all,
I am
Right on.
John
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I'm running the same setup and in the httpd.conf file, I have the
JkMounts in the following
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Right on.
John
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I'm running
ApacheConfig.
John
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Thanks guys! That was it. The mounts were not defined.
John, I don't remember seeing JkMounts
Are there docs anywhere explaining how to setup jk2 vhosts in
workers2.proeprties?
I'd like to avoid using httpd.conf edits, due to file permission issues.
Google isn't helping as much as it should, and the jakarta docs will no
doubt make sense once they're explained to me :)
Basically, I'm
Seems like the mime type is not set properly. Check and see if you have
set it, tomcat should have it set ok, you may need to configure your web
server to do the same if it hasn't already.
Chris Schild wrote:
Hi all,
I am a newbie to Tomcat. I'm having a problem with configuring the virtual
I don't think you have a servlet mapping until you add
a servlet-mapping entry to your web.xml. I could be
wrong, but I don't believe the Servlet spec guarantees
you can access the servlet by name with just a
servlet-name.
That nitpick aside, I assume you are using Tomcat 3.2.x.
Neither mod_jk
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I don't think you have a servlet mapping until you add
a servlet-mapping entry to your web.xml. I could be
wrong, but I don't believe the Servlet spec
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Larry:
The JkMount is in the apache httpd.conf file, but the web.xml
should be read by tomcat when it starts up. Apache is not
even in the picture yet.
I think the problem is that tomcat is either:
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