>Last year Aron mentioned : > >You can use IIS ISAPI redirector to redirect request for servlet and >JSP >to tomcat. The redirector can be d/l from binary directory. >(somewhere >within i386) > >My question is as followed : > >(1) We have existing customers using IIS. We have to deal with them >(2) If I download mod_isapi.dll from APACHE site, how can I set up the >connection between IIS and Tomcat. >(3) Basically, what will happen is : > > * end user hit IIS and grab the html form (dynamic generated or static, >does not matter) > * end user fill the html form, hit the submit and the http message hit >one of the IIS ASP page. > >(4) Shall I use ISAPI function in the ASP code and try to "redirect" the >request to Tomcat or this redirection is a "set-up" thing. I can just set >up to let all the http request message be redirected to another machine >with Tomcat? > >(5) After setting up all these, the protocol between IIS and tomcat is HTTP >or AJP13 ? > >(5) more complex question. Probably, we all know there is a Apache-Jserv >architecture (tomcat can be a Jserv), to make a very nice load-balance and >fault tolerance scenario. If I redirect HTTP request from IIS to tomcat,I >think I would loss this architecture. Is there any way to redirect the HTTP >request from one IIS to many tomcat? > >(6) Any other suggesting about the web architecture if the IIS has to be >use in my case? > > David. > > > > _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
