thanks for the quick reply. actually, the proxy server is just a security meassure, so that the tomcat server is not directly exposed to the internet. the apache contacts an iis residing on the tomcat server, which then contacts tomcat. i assume that in that case i do not need mod_jk, correct? but i need to configure tomcat to avoid the redirects, correct? how can that be done? thx, michael Hanks Mei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> hat geschrieben: Hi, Some questions Are you using mod_jk cocnnectors for apache & tomcat to communicate or are you just forwarding requests from apache. If you are just forwarding(using redirects) then this is the expected behaviour You should move to mod_jk adapter.
In case you are using a mod_jk adapter, have you configured the servername properly for apache. But anyway this should not be a problem if both are running in two different servers. bye mano Quoting : > > I try to run apache and tomcat on two different servers; apache server > is accessible from the Internet via ssl, tomcat is not directly > accessible from the Internet. Request is forwarded by apache to tomcat > server as http. > > tomcat server replaces the ip address in the response with the tomcat > server's address, which it shouldn't > > Example: send request to /directory > > New URL shown in browser after the answer has been received: > server ip>/directory > > how can i get rid of the address exchange? where is it configured? > > thx, michael > > > --------------------------------- Gesendet von http://mail.yahoo.de. Kreative Köpfe gesucht! Machen Sie mit beim Yahoo! SMS Literatur Wettbewerb und gewinnen Sie tolle Preise - http://smswettbewerb.yahoo.de.
