I managed to get Tomcat 4.03 + IIS working on my box (though it took some tinkering around). I used the tomcat-iis documentation on the ajp connector (in the configuration reference). Just follow it and ignore the other howto's on the web (which are outdated).
At what point did you get stuck ? Follow the documentation and add listeners at the Server and Virtual Host level. Tomcat automatically generates a .reg file and a uriworkermap.properties file in the conf/auto directory However a third file 'workers.properties' is missing from the 4.03 distribution and you need to get it from somewhere. You also ofcourse need to get the redirector dll. Be sure that the file is renamed to 'isapi_redirect.dll' instead of 'isapi_redirector.dll' which is the file available for download from the 4.03 bin directory. I plan to write some wsh scripts or some software in about 2 weeks time for easy integration for Tomcat with IIS. The process is unnecessarily obtuse. Hope that helps, Tarun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >I admit, I'm new to TC and I've been trying unsuccessfully all weekend >to get TC "playing nice" with IIS5. > >I can get TC to work fine on its own, but the trouble appears to be >getting TC to work "through" IIS. > >I've installed the ISAPI redirector and I've attempted to modify the >settings according to a few seemingly differentiating instructions I >found scattered about the web (including the TC doc site). > >I either get exceptions or the .JSP pages don't run or the web browser >attempts to download the pages instead. > >There are several IIS sites on this server and the docs are a little >vague about handling multiple locations for .JSP files (as is the case >with virtual sites). > >Any specific hints that might help here? > >Thanks! > >- tex > > >-- >To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
