Lajos, I am also very confused with whole the process of configuration of the Apache, after the initial problem of the integration of the Apache with Tomcat in Linux. I have faith that some points need to be lifted up:
"you only need the same four hosts configured in Tomcat is you want to have different docBase's or different explicitly defined contexts (or other components)" The Apache + Tomcat will be the server web of four applications that are being developed inside of an university of Brazil, meantime without commercial ends. These applications they will have functionalities totally different some of the other ones, what justifies the adoption and creation of four virtual hosts, each one with a different path. Therefore, it is necessary that the same happened, regarding the Apache, in the tomcat for the storage of the classes java and of the files jsp properly said. We already know that that is possible then it is a point the minus of concern. "I would certainly try to make index.jsp produce valid HTML for your tests. You also might want to have a WEB-INF folder w/ a web.xml in /web/ged." The file index.jsp that I am using, was a file of tests very used for us in the last year, when we used the Caucho Resin, and the same worked perfectly in Resin after the end of the configuration of the server in subject, printing in the window of the navigator the following message: aaaaaaaaaaaa Like you he must have noticed for the own signature of all my e-mails, mine area is the one of database, more specifically database Oracle. I am beginning now to work with development for the web and I am being hit a lot of the configuration of the famous tomcat. How don't I understand a lot of tomcat thing which the advantage of having web.xml in the / web/ged/WEB-INF? "I'm confused by your httpd.conf - first, you don't need the Include directive if you have all the Jk directives manually defined in httpd.conf." Lajos, now who was confused went me. I accomplished the whole installation process basic of the Apache 1.3.27, Tomcat 4.1.18 and the mod_jk following the instructions of his/her tutorial Galatea FlashGuideTM: Integrating Apache 1.3.x - Tomcat 4.x on Unix, and during the mod_jk I was forced to use "Alternate build process it goes mod_jk.so", tends in view that the "Building mod_jk" didn't work in my atmosphere. After the installation of the Apache, Tomcat and mod_jk I left for the "Configuring Apache with the Jk directives", following the three described steps. What really happened with directing Include, it was that I had an interpretation doubt in his documentation. For the that I could notice now, after his e-mail is that or I use Include or I use what is described in "Configuring Apache with the Jk directives." "Second, your <IfModule mod_jk.c> block should come before the virtual host block. However, I can't say that either of these two issues are the root cause of your problem - everything else looks good." When in Galatea FlashGuideTM: Integrating Apache 1.3.x - Tomcat 4.x on Unix, you said that it was to put him/it <IfModule mod_jk.c> block in the end of the file httpd.conf found that it went in the last lines of the file. Lajos, accomplished all of the suggested changes: 1 - I removed the directing include 2 - I passed the terms below for before NameVirtualHost 200.131.195.5 <IfModule mod_jk.c> JkWorkersFile "/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat- 4.1.18/conf/jk/workers.properties" JkLogFile "/usr/local/jakarta-tomcat- 4.1.18/logs/mod_jk.log" JkLogLevel debug JkMount /examples ajp13 JkMount /examples/* ajp13 </IfModule> 3 - I changed the docBase of the <Context> for /web Now, trying to access the servant, I receive the following message in http://www.ged.ufu.br HTTP Status 500 - No Context configured to process this request ---------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- type Status report message No Context configured to process this request description The server encountered an internal error (No Context configured to process this request) that prevented it from fulfilling this request. ---------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- Apache Tomcat/4.1.18 It lets me to ask a thing. Starting from the moment that I include my own host in the server.xml, as shown in my first e-mail, I need to remove of the configuration of Tomcat the <Host name = "localhost".... that has soon above, in other words, the host that does it come for default in server.xml? You have some other suggestion of what to do, who knows, if it is possible of his part I can order you server.xml or httpd.conf. I thank the help of all a lot you. Respectfully, ----------------------- Sebasti�o Carlos Santos Oracle Database Administrator - DBA 8i Universidade Federal de Uberl�ndia - UFU Gratifica��o de Est�mulo � Doc�ncia - GED __________________________________________________________________________ E-mail Premium BOL Antiv�rus, anti-spam e at� 100 MB de espa�o. Assine j�! http://email.bol.com.br/ -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
