Hi All,
I have the following scenario.....
Suse Linux 7.0
JDK 1.3.0
Apache 1.3.19
Tomcat 3.2.1
I am using mod_jk and I have a workers.properties-custom file that creates two
more workers (ajp12_custom, ajp13_custom) on new ports (8011 & 8013
respectively). They are added to the worker.list and load balance list. This
file is referenced in my custom mod_jk configuration file (mod_jk.conf-custom)
as the correct worker file.
I also have two custom server.xml files which are used to startup and shutdown
using the -f flag to the startup.sh and shutdown.sh scripts. Each server.xml
file has two (2) application specific contexts, one of which is identical in
name only, between both files:
server.xml:
-----------
/custom_name1
/caffeine
server_custom.xml:
--------------------
/custom_name2
/caffeine
The /caffeine context, whilst the same in name, needs to point to different
locations for each webapp. They cannot be shared.
Everything works correctly, apart from when the /caffeine context is accessed
in each webapp. I realised that I have a common mod_jk.conf-custom file that
of course only has the one /caffeine configuration block. In my haste I set
the connector for /caffeine context to be the new ajp13_custom, which only
works for one webapp and not the other.
So, the question is really... I'm not sure how to best do this? I've tried
declaring two (2) mod_jk.conf files:
mod_jk.conf-caffeine
mod_jk.conf-custom
and set an Include statement for each virtual host declaration in my Apache
httpd.conf, instead of a global Include as I had previously, however I get the
following error when trying to start Apache:
Syntx error on line 8 of /usr/local/tomcat/conf/mod_jk.con-caffeine
LoadModule connot occur within <VirtualHost> section
./apachectl start: httpd could not be started
This is the line that loads the mod_jk module /libexec/mod_jk.so
Does anyone have any suggestions?
thanks in advance
Stu
