Gomez,
I know you were involved in mod_jk at least for apache 2.0 from 1.3.x.
Have you built the mod_jk with apache v1.3.17 and v1.3.19 with "EAPI"
option. It seems like the option, EAPI", is completely removed from both
versions. Then do we have any info regarding on the reasons and effects
on this change, "EAPI" from 1.3.14 to later versions. Thanks
Pae
>>> I running Tomcat as a standalone using SSL.
>>> What i'm hoping to do is that one context with non-SSL and the other
>>> context is with SSL.
>>
>>Well, that helps clarify the question. Unfortunately, I don't have an
>>answer for you (i.e. I don't know) -- but perhaps someone else does.
>>This is certainly a very reasonable/desirable capability to have, so
>>if it's not available, it would be nice if it were added. FWIW, I'm
>>pretty sure you can do what you want with Apache with mod_ssl (which
>>is what I'm using -- but I haven't tried doing that yet).
>
>I strongly recommand you to use mod_jk to handle this situation.
>
>1) native http connector are still not as secure as apache could be
>
>2) handling SSL / NON-SSL via mod_jk (and mod_ssl) in Apache is very
> easy, and works fine (used in my prods servers for months)