The other caveat that makes me say "sort of" is because I only got it to work for that one very narrow use of jrun4 (although perhaps the most popular one). I am fairly sure that I wouldn't be able to make it work if I had any jsp's that I wanted to be processed by jrun4 at all. I had to sacrifice that ability (never used it) so that my j2ee app on tomcat would work.
I don't expect this to be relevant to your situation, because it's basically for coldfusion + tomcat, but since I have no idea what you want with jrun4, there may be some nugget of usefulness in this document I found:
http://www.performancehosting.net/cfmx-tomcat.htm
In case anyone was wondering why I have 2 j2ee thingies, trying to make cfmx work with tomcat was a bust. The PATH_INFO thing was a deal breaker, and I was seeing some other problems on the horizon with CGI vars changing around. I reckon it all would have been acceptable for a new project environment, but not for a migration of existing code.
Good luck!
-Jack Eidsness
On 1/5/2005 7:14 PM, QM wrote:
On Wed, Jan 05, 2005 at 04:23:13PM -0500, Troy Simpson wrote: : Can Tomcat 5.5.x and Macromedia JRun4 run under the same Apache2 instances?
That depends: Tomcat doesn't really "run under" Apache; there are Apache modules (jk, jk2, etc) that let Apache transparently pass requests to a Tomcat engine (that runs in another process, perhaps on another machine).
So as long as JRun4 uses the same "connector" concept, and the JRun4 and Tomcat connectors don't conflict, you should be in luck.
-QM
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