For a week we have attempted to implement a replacement for our current Java environment and have experienced mixed results. It has been decided that Tomcat 5 will be evaluated as a replacement solution but so far we have not been able to get a successful configuration.
RFP: Tomcat 5 Configuration For Microsoft Windows 2000 Server / IIS 5 CLOSING DATE: March 24, 2004 16:00 CST OVERVIEW: 1. Microsoft IIS is used as the web server and is currently configured to host multiple web sites from one (1) IP address. Macromedia's JRun 3.0 and JDK 1.4 are currently supporting all Java requirements. The server is currently configured with eight (8) Java web applications and this is expected to grow to twelve (12) over the next ten (10) months. 2. Tomcat 5 has been installed and runs as a Windows service. The server.xml file has been modified so that the management console loads when the server IP address:8080 is entered into the browser address bar. All default examples work from both the server IP address:8080/servlet-examples and server IP address/servlet-examples. 3. The isapi_redirector2.dll has been downloaded and configured with IIS at the root server level. The Windows registry has been modified accordingly to reflect the necessary entries required to identify the location and path of the isapi_redirector2.dll. It is already understood that each web application will require a IIS virtual directory named "jakarta" that points to the isapi_redirector2.dll location. 4. Two environment variables have been configured: JAVA_HOME - JDK installation directory and CATALINA_BASE - Tomcat 5 installation directory. 5. All web application content resides outside of the Tomcat folder structure. REQUIREMENTS: 1. Provide a working server.xml file that will allow multiple web applications to function independently from each other. Example: www.webapp1.com, www.webapp2.com, www.webapp3.com, etc... It is NOT desired to have one host configuration with multiple web application context entries. Example www.webapp1.com/app1, www.webapp1.com/app2, etc.... 2. If possible, provide a configuration that allows the addition of new web applications with having to restart the entire Apache Tomcat service. 3. Provide a working worker2.properties file with the necessary configuration entries to support multiple web applications as specified in REQUIREMENTS, item 1. 4. To be considered successful, the provided example documents should allow current web applications to function correctly within Tomcat 5 by replacing the example information with actual site information. CLOSING: 1. To be considered please reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with your estimated date of delivery and fee. 2. Contact number for additional information: 816-719-5713 3. Current server.xml, worker2.properties and registry scripts are available upon request. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
