I recently downloaded a binary pre-compiled version of mod_jk from http://jakarta.apache.org, and I use it to put tomcat to work easily (well, relatively, because I'm a newbie and do stupid errors). Without compiling anything. Orestes. Glen Campbell wrote: > > 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 > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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