Hi,
What are you thoughts on a JBoss 4 setup? Do you still
recommend staying away from Apache?
I don't have thoughts on JBoss 4 setup.
I recommend what I always have: evaluate your needs carefully and don't
make design or deployment decisions, such as placing Apache in front of
tomcat,
Yoav,
I use Apache in front of Tomcat a long ago and see no
problems? BTW, Apache executes all static content,
such as image files. Why you don't recommend Apache?
-- Evgeny
Javadesk
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Hi,
What are you thoughts on a JBoss 4 setup? Do you
still
Hi,
I use Apache in front of Tomcat a long ago and see no
problems? BTW, Apache executes all static content,
such as image files. Why you don't recommend Apache?
Again, that's not what I said. You just have to evaluate your
requirements carefully. Various factors like the content mix (%static
Hi,
--- Shapira, Yoav [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again, that's not what I said. You just have to
evaluate your
requirements carefully. Various factors like the
content mix (%static
vs. %dynamic), scalability requirements, SSL load,
and others all figure
into this decision.
Apache is web
If only tomcat had the mod_rewrite capabilities that apache does, and
strong perl and php performance, I would be glad to trash mod_jk (thus
getting rid of apache as well).
Are there any good rewrite-like capabilities available for URL matching
/ rewriting that someone could share?
I'm sure a
Daniel Gibby wrote:
If only tomcat had the mod_rewrite capabilities that apache does, and
strong perl and php performance, I would be glad to trash mod_jk (thus
getting rid of apache as well).
Would this work for you as a mod_rewrite replacement?
http://noodle.tigris.org/
(perl php support
Hi,
Apache is web server, but Tomcat is not, while
Tomcat is a web server: all that a piece of software needs to do in
order to be a web server is implement the HTTP protocol, which tomcat
does.
It is not a problem with JK connector, I don't use
JK2.
It's not a problem for you, and not for
Hi,
If only tomcat had the mod_rewrite capabilities that apache does, and
strong perl and php performance, I would be glad to trash mod_jk (thus
getting rid of apache as well).
This is a good example of something that hits on Apache's strong points:
perl, mod_php, rewriting. So it's probably
Also, I definitely don't want to be changing the configuration whenever
I have a new partner that needs another cobranded version of the webapp
(meaning I would need to give them their own hostname or subdomain...
Can tomcat be setup to allow a VirtualHost to accept multiple domain names?
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Hi,
(perl php support in any servlet container seems...unlikely :)
PHP, not so unlikely ;)
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-tomcat/UsingPhp
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=tomcat-devm=108099227127507w=2
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=223
As for perl, you can do it through CGI.
Yoav
Hi,
Is Tomcat considered to *be* a web server vs *having* a web server? I
thought the HTTP connector was the way to connect HTTP clients
(browsers)
to the JSP/Servlet container.
Purely a philosophical question IMHO ;) Technically, a piece of
software that can respond to HTTP requests per the
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Also, I definitely don't want to be changing the configuration whenever
I have a new partner that needs another cobranded version of the webapp
(meaning I would need
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Hi,
(perl php support in any servlet container seems...unlikely :)
PHP, not so unlikely ;)
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-tomcat/UsingPhp
Fascinating - I'd love to know what the web.xml looks like and what the
server looks like. I'd guess the php servlet is a very simple
to press delete.
Doug
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Is Tomcat considered to *be* a web server vs *having* a web server? I
thought the HTTP connector was the way
Norris Shelton wrote:
What are you thoughts on a JBoss 4 setup? Do you still
recommend staying away from Apache?
JBoss 4 is alpha for now. I recommend trying JBoss 3.2.4 RC 1 if you
want something more stable.
--
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Rémy Maucherat
Developer Consultant
JBoss Group
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(perl php support in any servlet container seems...unlikely :)
But don't put your money on it. Perhaps we'll surprise few peoples :-)
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Also keep in mind that Apache isn't the *only* thing you can put in
front of Tomcat. grin
While we do have Apache in the mix (for some legacy apps), we also run
Squid [1] in reverse-proxy mode in front of *that* to (a) reduce
response time on cachable content and (b) remove some of the load
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