Hi Peter
I'm reading what you're speaking about.
Can you tell me moer about it.
In fact I have Apache running on my server, and I have installed Tomcat,
with jserv_mod.
Only to work with Cocoon.
But the problem is that I haven't yet obtain any result.
I think I have a bad installation of my configuration Tomcat.
Can you telle me what I have to done ?
By example :
I have a directory named : /usr/local/samuzeau, where I have let my xml
files.
So How to configure my tomcat.conf, server.xml and web.xml
Thank you
PS
Peter Mutsaers wrote:
> W.r.t. static content: suppose you have a lot of static content and
> thus decide to run Apache next to Tomcat, then I wonder: why use the
> plugin?
>
> The plugin itself may be a bottleneck if not configured properbly, and
> may also be a source of bugs in itself.
>
> I would propose to run Apache on port 80, then run Tomcat stand-alone
> for dynamic content parallel on some other port (such as 8080).
>
> Static pages on Apache can give a link to tomcat, and tomcat gererated
> HTML documents can include static content such as images with an
> absolute URL pointing to the Apache server.
>
> It may also be more efficient, since dynamic content is returned to
> the client directly, and not via an extra rerouting through Apache.
>
> Just a thought for those that want to avoid the plugin.
>
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