Hi!

As far as I have heard mod_jk appears to be unstable with apache2 and as you
said mod_jk2 is heavily in development.  That leaves us with mod_webapp (for
now).

>From what I gather from the last posts (especially from Costin who amongst
others is developing the mod_jk2 connector), it doesn�t look like as if
mod_webapp is really going to be replacing mod_jk in the near future.  I
can�t imagine them putting so much energy into it if it�s going to get
dropped soon!  It appears though until there is a stable mod_jk connector
for apache2 we will have to use mod_webapp.

bye Michael Delamere

p.s. Coyote: as far as I know it�s a new HTTP connecor which you can replace
with the deafult one.


> I'm confused with the state of the connectors available for Apache2/Tomcat
> integration.  Could someone, please, shed some light on this.  The
following
> is some of what I've read/interpreted from messages on this list:
>
> mod_jk: Unstable
> mod_jk2: Bleeding edge for development purposes only
> mod_webapp: Next generation integration module for Apache/Tomcat that will
> eventually replace mod_jk's.  However, performance hit since even static
> pages will have to go through Tomcat before being served by Apache.
>
> coyote: ???
>
>
> Thank You,
> Anthony
>
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