Hallo, I read a lot of documents but didn't found a solution. Is there a way to let different apaches use the same tomcat-instance ? We have to manage different apaches on the same machine (let's say: germany, france, .. - one IP for each of them) All of them must be able to serve JSP's and Servlets (using mod_jk) - all the files are located at this single machine (linux) (sourcedir: web, including subdirs: de, fr, ... - containing the files of the various apaches). The idea is to start a single tomcat instance running a loadbalancer which will be used by each apache. I've used the apache's mod_rewrite to difference between the different JSP-dirs (let's say: //germany/JSP will become a //germany/de_JSP, ... For these I defined contexts e.g: /de_JSP, /fr_JSP, ... [ e.g. the germany will generate a //germany/de_JSP/hello.jsp (called as: //germany/JSP/hello.jsp) and the france will generate: //france/fr_JSP/hello.jsp (called as: //france/JSP/hello.jsp) ] The tomcat runs a loadbalancer which will spread the incoming requests all over the contexts. Is this a "good" idea (resources), is this possible OR should I (have to) create different tomcats (one for each apache) ? Thanks, Bernd.
