Hi, Using the CSS between Apache and Tomcat seems a bit overkill as Tomcat provides all the functionality that a CSS would. However I think you can get it to work. All you need is a single worker to the CSS. From there the CSS should bust it out and spread it across the various Tomcats. There wouldn't be any loadbalancing in the JK2 configuration.
Just like a web server might have multiple hosts behind it, to the outside world you only see one IP. Same thing goes for JK2. I don't have a properties file handy but search the archives and you'll find an example. You just want a real basic single worker config. I think there might be one in the JK2 docs. Make sure to configure the CSS to make the sessions sticky by some mechanism (unless you are using clustering) otherwise Tomcat could goof up. -e On Mon, 11 Aug 2003, Mark Gastel wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to get hardware load balancing to work between apache > 2.0.46/mod_jk2, a cisco css and tomcat 4.1.27. The way this works is an > ajp13 service has been created on the css. Apache talks to this css ajp > service which is split among several tomcat instances... Now the problem: > Because mod_jk2 seems to have some form of connection caching going, when I > disable a tomcat instance it still receives ajp13 connections. Is there a > way to disable the connection caching in JK2 and forcing it to establish a > new connection with every hit? I know this would give a performance hit, > but it will give me fine grain control over how traffic is distributed. > > If you could attach a piece of a workers2.properties file I would really > appreciate it!! > Thanks > Mark > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
