I grabbed the binary for mod_webapp from the Tomcat 4.0 download directories, for Linux 2.2 but cannot get it to work. I am running Debian Woody, with the testing package for Apache 1.3.23. I have been running this version of Apache successfull with Tomcat 3.x via mod_jk for some time, using the Debian testing packages for Tomcat and mod_jk.
I have decided to step up to Tomcat 4.0, mostly to start working the the Standard Taglib. I have Tomcat 4.0 installed and have no problem working with the HTTP 1.1 connector, I have done so for the past few days will worknig to migrate my existing JSPs over to 4.0. I tried to set up mod_webapp exactly as the directions indicate and appear to do so successfully. apachectl configtest only complains about not being compiled with the -DEAPI option and apache starts without any errors showing in the logs. When I request a JSP, though, I get a series of segfaults in the apache error.log, nothing shows in *any* of the Tomcat logs except for the usual startup messages, i.e. it looks like the request dies before even reaching Tomcat. I tried compiling mod_webapp from source, but I get an error late in the make output about an invalid operator string. I am not comfy enough with make or C to troubleshoot this one my own. If needed, I can post whatever logs anyone thinks applicable as well as output from my attempts to build mod_webapp from source, if the pre-existing binary just plumb won't exist. I have not tried to get and compile the CVS code for mod_webapp yet. I'd really like to be able to use Apache with Tomcat, as I have in the past, as I have a lot of static content, in the form of XML and XSL files, I'd prefer to server via Apache, and let Tomcat just deal with my Java code. TIA, Thomas -- "From man's sweat and God's love, beer came into the world." -- Saint Arnold of Metz, The Patron Saint of Brewers mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.gideonfamily.org/tom/ jabber:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
