You only need to start Tomcat ahead of Apache if you have changed Tomcat's configuration and are including the .conf-auto in httpd.conf. What I suggest is setting them both to automatically start, then if you change anything, shut them down and restart them in the correct (Tomcat first) order.
-- I don't quite get this;
1) I didn't change tomcat's configuration,
2) I did have httpd.conf include .conf-auto, I thought this was required. (still do think this..!)
3) How do you "set them both to automatically start"?
Thanks,
Gregory
Emir Alikadic (ADNOC IS&T) wrote:
Provided that you properly configured the Apache/Tomcat combo (with
appropriate entry in the httpd.conf, as described in Tomcat docs), you'll
have to start Tomcat first and then start Apache. Manually.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gregory Guthrie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2001 7:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat + Apache on NT
It is not clear (to me) that I have to manually start both Tomcat and
Apache servers on NT (Win2K Pro). I expected Apache to start Tomcat
as/if needed, but that fails, but everything works fine for Tomcat
standalone, or if it is manually runing, and then Apache just connects
to it.
Is this correct? Is this documented somewhere? The closest thing I found
was in the Tomcat-Apache HowTo setup where it says: "This step sets various JServ internal parameters, in order:
Instruct JServ not to start the Tomcat process. Automatically
starting
Tomcat is not implemented yet. "
And then does: ApJServManual on
Is this correct understanding?
Thanks.
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Maharishi University of Management
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