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I haven't set-up anything really complex but the following setup should work. I haven't got around to trying load-balancing, if anyone does that and gets it working, please share!
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in HTTPD.CONF (in Apache2\conf)
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LoadModule jk2_module modules/mod_jk2.dll
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in JK2.PROPERTIES (in Tomcat4.1\conf)
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I just commented out everything. Note that if you are using an AJP connector with port other than the default of 8009 you should specify here (where it says channelSocket.port). If you comment everything out JK seems to default to 8009 (and then 8010, 8011 and so on if you have more than one connector). If you want need specific ports for multiple connectors then specify channelSocket.port multiple times e.g
channelSocket.port=8014
channelSocket.port=8018
if you have two AJP connectors specified in server.xml with port numbers 8014 and 8018.
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in WORKERS2.PROPERTIES
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I just copied this file from tomcat4.1\jtc-src\jk\conf into Apache2\conf and edited it a bit. The really important bits seem to be:
[channel.socket:localhost:8009]
info=Ajp13 forwarding over socket
debug=20
tomcatId=Tomcat-Standalone
that actually sets up a worker. I understand that you can specify
group=someGroupName
and create groups of workers for load-balancing. I also believe that every worker created without specfiying a group is in the default group (I think it is "lb").
To map contexts use [uri:] blocks like so:
[uri:/test]
info=Test context mapping
debug=20
context=/test
Again, here you can specify which workers serve that context by specifying group=groupName
It's a good idea to keep these parts around too:
[status:]
info=Status worker, displays runtime informations
[uri:/jkstatus/*]
info=Display status information and checks the config file for changes.
group=status:
you can then hit http://yourapacheserver/jkstatus and get a loads of jk info that might help you catch config errors
There are some docs in tomcat4.1\jtc-src\jk\doc\jk2 that might help (but they're not great).
Hope this is useful to someone
cheers
Rory
Rory Douglas
Sun Chemical Corporation
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