hi
Windows are different!! the redirector works differently on different windows. maybe that might be the problem. notice step 4 (iii.) and step 4 (iv.) in the attached file. what version of IIS matters!
if problem not solved, let me have details of exactly what and what is the problem. how u configured on one machine and how on the other.
take care!
John MccLain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John MccLain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using the apache isapi_redirector2.sll to cause IIS to redirect .jsp
requests to a running Tomcat instance.
When I setit up, I get it to work on my machine, but on another machine -
setting it up with the same steps - it does not work. All configurations
look identical. What would cause an isapi filter to not work?? Tomcat is
running, (I get a page at http://localhost:8081), iis is running (i get the
iis main page at http://localhost and http://qa-2000), I have installed
isapi_redirector2.dll into a virtual dir (jakarta) under my default webapp,
have entered the appropriate registry entries to register the redirector,
have created the workers.properties file and put it into tomcat/conf, along
with a default jk2.properties file, have added the filter to the 'ISAPI
filters' IIS porperty menu. It does NOT redirect. Is there a tutorial or
instructional page out there somewhere???
Tomat 5.0.28
IIS 5.0
John McClain
Senior Software Engineer
TCS Healthcare
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(530)886-1700x235
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