It works like this, but it is not making sense to me at the moment. In httpd.conf, for each vhost, I changed the lines to read : <VirtualHost blabla> ...ellided... JkMount /path diehard1 JkMount /path/* diehard1 ...other contexts... </VirtualHost> Does this mean I must allocate one specific TC server for a given vhost ? I was under the impresson that the vhost could use any available TC servers in a load sharing env. ?!? Am I missing something here, this is not how I envisage it. And that thing about Listener's jkWorker defaulting to "ajp13" is not famous either. Switch off "Listener". Eeek, ahhh, ohh.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Hiya all. > I'm using Apache2.0.40/TC4.0.4 > Currently, on my web server's worker.properties, I've > "worker.list=ajp13", which works fine. > In preparation for a second tomcat, I am modifying the worker.list > As a test, I changed it to "worker.list=diehard1" and ditto for all > subsequent references to this name, then restarted apache and tomcat. > My java console reports this error : > java.io.FileNotFoundException:https://path/to/class_file > ..etc... > ..etc... > > Change the worker name from "diehard1" back to "ajp13" and it works > again! > I am ploughing through "Chapt 13 The AJP Connector" in the book > "Professional Apache Tomcat" - I seem to have done all the right things. > Except, it won't work if I change the name, but what's in a name? > Enlightenment please? > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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