At 5/17/01 2:44:56 PM, HD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: # I'm not even sure how you got Apache to run with this # configuration (have you tried Apache.exe -t?). # # ==> Usually I double click the apache.exe file. I # just tried your cmd the msg is: syntax OK, that's it. # # # Include # "c:/hqbin/apache/jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1/conf/mod_jk.conf-auto" # ==> Tomcat doesn't have to be installed under Apache # dir. right? (just make sure) That's just my configuration. And - my mistake - it should be c:\tomcat\conf\mod_jk.conf -auto means it's auto-generated doh! # LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.dll # # (notice that I've used .dll rather than so) # ==> Got this # # I put the following 2 lines into httpd.conf file: # # LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.dll That's also in the mod_jk.conf file - why don't you just look at the file? # Include "c:\tomcat\conf\mod_jk.conf-auto" # # I have no idea about the rest, although you should # look at the line for the examples in the include file. # # ==> I don't either but when I read the instructions in # the Tomcat website, I did what was there. # # With the new setup, apache still doesn't talk to # tomcat. I bet it does. Try this: http://localhost/examples/jsp/ and clicking on the examples there # One more thing, I put a dir named "schart" under # tomcat/webapps/ here I have my jsp files. # If I want to test Apache - Tomcat communication, I go # to http://localhost/schart/test.jsp, is this correct? # The error log tells me that # c:/apache/htdocs/schart/test.jsp does not exist # I changed the DocumentRoot in the httpd.conf # file to point to C:/apache (the original point to # c:/apache/htdocs) Roger
