Re: JK2 and contexts

[Chong Yu Meng]

Rick Roberts wrote:

I have Apache2 / Tomcat4 / JK2 running and serving up the tomcat 
examples.

I copied an old web application from my tomcat 3.2 server and put the 
entire directory under webapps.

I added the following to workers2.properties:

#
# /myApp
#
[uri:/myApp]
info=My Old Web Application
context=/myApp
debug=0
[uri:/myApp/servlet/*]
info=Prefix mapping
[uri:/myApp/*.jsp]
info=Extension mapping
[uri:/myApp/*]
info=Map the whole webapp
--

myApp is not being served up.

What else do I need to do?

Thanks,

That's all, Rick ! So simple it boggles the mind, yes ? Well, actually, 
that's not exactly true. You will, of course, need to register your web 
application in Tomcat (i.e. create a web,xml for it, edit server.xml to 
recognize it, etc.). And if you plan on using channelJni (bad idea, 
because it hasn't worked for me so far) you will need to add inside your 
httpd2.conf or mod_jk2.conf:

<Location>
JkUriSet  worker  ajp13
</Location>
If you're using channel sockets, this is unnecessary.

Regards,
pascal chong




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