Nay... you can build mod_jk with a bin distribution. I did so myself. I
setup my system with the bin dists of both apache and tomcat. I also
switched from mod_jserv to mod_jk without trouble. This is after
compiling mod_jk by the way. Here is what I did in my expereience...
I had mod_jserv linked into apache by including the auto generated conf
by tomcat. I couldn't find the .so for mod_jk anywhere. Finally I found
a reference at the end of the mod_jk and apache integration instructions
page saying it had to be compiled. It appears it was added later. I
barely saw it. I found instructions on compiling the mod_jk.so file
using axps(spelling?) program that is part of the apache package. As I
said, this was all with the bin dists. I then put it into the libexec
directory and included the mod_jk auto generated conf. It worked form
then on...
By the way, I think there was a post not long ago saying bin dists of
mod_jk were finally being put up. I may be wrong. There was at least a
message linking a page with the rpms which were generated by a good
samaritan...
~Rob
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> Hi - I'm doing that sort of thing myself. I'm running Linux (redhat 7) with
> Apache 1.4 and Tomcat 3.2.1. I've gotten Tomcat running standalone, and I'm
> about to start work on integrating it with Apache. All the documentation
> says to use mod_jserv to handle this, but many people on the list have
> suggested that mod_jk is easier to configure. I believe mod_jserv is pretty
> easy, too, except you have to wait for the next full moon and the procedure
> seems to require three virgins for some reason. Mod_jk is not available
> standalone anywhere, as far as I can tell; you have to download the Tomcat
> sources and build it from that. I'll let you know how my adventures proceed.
>
> Glen
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