Thanks for actually trying to use the documentation first.
Believe it or not, he documentation is pretty good, but it's
not "newbie" documentation. It assumes two things:
1. That you know all about adding modules to apache, and
2. That you know quite a bit about using tomcat standalone.
You might want to read "Professional Apache" by Wainwright
to understand DSO modules and using apxs. Spending some time with
server.xml in the conf folder adding and removing Contexts and
Connectors would also help.
The answer to your question is yes, the mod_jk.so goes into
a folder under the apache installation along with the rest of
the DSO (dynamically loadable) modules. The location
of the libexec folder varies from system to system, though, and
some builds of apache don't even have DSO support at all,
because all the modules were statically compiled in.
Dave
On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, you wrote:
> Can anyone please help me get a mod_jk.so file for Linux. I'm using
> Mandrake 7.0.
>
> I'm having extreme difficulty finding cohesive information on how to make
> Apache and Tomcat work on Linux. One doc says to use mod_jserv.so,
> another says use mod_jk.so instead. Another doc says to download the
> ".so" file from the bin directory where I got Tomcat from, but that "bin"
> directory doesn't exist. Another doc says to run "build.sh" in the Apache
> home directory, but that script doesn't exist.
>
> Based on the various docs, I think I need mod_jk.so and put it in the
> APACHE_HOME/libexec directory (which doesn't exist either).
>
> Tom
>
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