I'm the first to admit to grasping straws here. I've never had problems with TC on Solaris up to and including 8. The error you are getting in the logs is "connection refused". The lame guesses I can make are:
-- Mis-configuration between the host-port pare in server.xml and the workers.properties files -- A firewall between the two that is blocking the connections. -- You're using the 3.0 mod_jk.so with 3.3.1. >From your description, these are almost certainly wrong (since the result should be no connections ever). You can try "netstat -a" to see that Tomcat is actually listening on 8009. But without more info, I'm out of guesses. :( >There is nothing in the tomcat logs, which is why I didn't post them. >It took me awhile to run through all of the logs and find that only this >one logfile showed any errors. >I'm especially baffled that the other servlet jar works so well, without >errors, and simply by adding a few servlets to the jar for the same >context we have managed to lose apache/tomcat communication. It seems >like this shouldn't be possible. >I appreciate your effort to help. >-Paul -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
