So in other words - I start with one tomcat install. Get it working - then copy the whole thing to a new dir. The only difference between those 2 tomcat installations is server.xml. Yes - I end up with redundant copies but I prefer it that way. But when I want to upgrade or make changes - its much easier to keep things running 24x7 since the directories are NOT shared.
I do not keep any webapps inside my tomcat installation. They all live somewhere else on my filesystem.
-Tim
armalai wrote:
Tim., I understand that i should use mod_jk instead of mod_jk2 .. Let me start with my basic problem. 1.How do i create more than two instances.? Using CATALINA_BASE i have created one instance.but i'm not able to get the jsp pages from the original instances.
Thanks., MALAI
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tim Funk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Start here first http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/faq/
-Tim
armalai wrote:
Hi., I'm trying to do Loadbalancing in tomcat. My environement details are, Windows Tomcat 4.1.xx Apace 2.x Mod_jk2 connector
Right now i'm stuck up with apache to tomcat communication thru ajp.
my questions are below.. 1.How do i create multiple instance of tomcat? using CATALINA_BASE i could able to create one instance with new server.xml from different location. but not able to retrieve the jsp pages from default tomcat instances webapp. i want to create more than two instances. 2.How do i do the loadbalancing & clustering? give me the idea about worker properties config. 3.Is it possible to do session replication?in few websites they talk about sticky session? what is sticky?does it covers session replica?
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