Hello. I have four questions for which I could not find any good answers in web, usenet gruops or this mailing-list archive.
Q #1 Tomcat logs HTTP errors (ie 404 File Not Found) in access_log with other regulary HTTP status codes. It does it in: a) its own access_log (org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve) as well as b) in Apache HTTPD's access_log when connected via mod_jk/jk2 But is there any facility to split errors to separate error_log file in the manner that Apache HTTPd does? a) in inner-Tomcat error_log, or b) in Apache HTTPD's error_log when connected via mod_jk/jk2 (even better) Q #2 Why exectly are connectors used to redirect requests from webserver to Tomcat and why are they so complex not to say complicated? I now that load balancing is sometimes important, but I believe in most cases people use one-to-one connection (one worker, one tomcat). So what about mod_rewriting 8080 to 80 instead of a connector then? What are pros and cons of rewriting instead of using a connector? What justifies its complexibility? Q #3 Is there any possibility to manage (with built-in manager webapp) all engine's webapps (contexts)? I mean not specific vhost webapps, but all vhosts and their webapps at once? Q #4 What alternative software (maybe dekstop-type?) would you recommend for managing webapps? Thank you in advance. -- Tomasz Nowak --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
