Hi,
Apologies in advance if this question is already answered somewhere
obvious.... I'm attempting to run two different versions of Tomcat
concurrently on the same server, with two separate apache
installations. I've some brief questions about running a server with
this setup, so maybe somebody on this list can help me?
We have Tomcat 3 installed on a server hosting a live site with
Apache-1.3. A second site is due to go live soon which has been built
and tested on a development server under Tomcat 4r. We would obviously
like to use the same version of Tomcat on the production server as the
test environment, to avoid problems!
I've got two separate Apache configurations running. A freshly
installed Apache-2 installation binds to a single new IP address on the
server, and does not interfere with the existing Apache-1.3 that is
running multiple site on multiple addresses. Apache-2 has been built
with the mod_jk connector.
I've installed Tomcat 4 on the server, and would like to bind it to the
same specific IP address as the Apache-2 installation.
My questions are:
1. Will the Tomcat start and stop scripts, or any other aspects of the
two installations, interfere with each other?
I've made sure that the two Tomcat installations are installed in
distinct areas of the hard disk
2. Specifically, what is required to bind Tomcat 4 to a specific IP
address for all it's various ports?
Do I need to add "address="w.x.y.z" in the server.xml file where every
port="80xy" statement occurs?
Should I change all instances of "localhost" in the server.xml file to
the name corresponding to the apache-2 IP address in the "/etc/hosts"
file and DNS? Is there a single global setting that will bind all
Tomcat's ports to a specific IP address?
Thanks
- Matt
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