Dario Novakovic wrote: > i hardly found mod_jk source and compiled it, and it worked fine. question > is: woldn't it be easier if we colud download a compiled mod_jk.so? do i > realy need to compile it on a box where it is going to be deployed and why? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The answer is no, maybe and so it will work. Unfortunately a differently compiled apache, kernel, libraries, etc. may result in needing differently compiled mod_jk.so. If both your machines are essentially the same, then no, just copy it onto both. If they are different then you'll need a differently compiled mod_jk.so and have to compile it for each. If you're on windows then you're in DLL hell anyhow and so there are precompiled versions. If you're on linux then its somewhat easier to specify what version of things are required and things tend to be more the same. If you're on solaris then you have no idea what sun stuck under the hood this time and called it the same version/patch, nor how the bozo that compiled it set the options....you'll need to compile it yourself... (Which will probably be painful)... -Andy
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