On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 11:20:55 -0400, Petri Wessman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all, I'm writing an app with the new Tapestry (version 4 beta 10 at the moment), and so far love the changes -- so much nicer and cleaner that Tapestry 3. However, I just ran into a problem. I tried deploying the app on the to-be production server with an Apache frontend, I've been using direct JBoss access to port 8080 so far. No luck, reverse proxying refused to work, Tapestry kept directing me to port 8080 even though I had specified ProxyPassReverse to Apache.
I ran into this too. I decided to just go with mod_jk, which took care of the problem. I do wonder if this will still work in Apache httpd 2.1, which makes mod_jk an enhancement to mod_proxy.
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