On Tue, 30 Apr 2002, Glenn Nielsen wrote: > Both generating an apache config file on startup and my mod_jk change > which auto mounts context's make the assumption that the Tomcat > webapps directory is available to the web server. This may not be > the case for instances of Tomcat on a remote system.
See my previous mails. The only assumption is that you'll have at least one config file on the apache server ( but in a webapps/ directory instead of a line in workers.properties ). > It would be best if information about what contexts are configured, > which of the configured contexts are available, and the request URI's > to map to Tomcat was pushed from Tomcat to Apache via the network (channel ?). I agree - and I was proposing to use a plain HTTP request to communicate between Tomcat and apache, and shared memory to communicate between apache processors. > There would still be a need for JkAutoAlias for those who want apache > to server static content for a web app which is available via the fs. Yes, and this whole proposal would still need your help :-) Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
