Thank you all, for your quick responses.
Tomcat comes with a JK2 compatible connector enabled by default on port 8009. The class name for this connector is CoyoteConnector.
You mean: org.apache.coyote.tomcat4.CoyoteConnector ?
Right on.
If you need to use JK2, you don't need to do anything to server.xml except make sure your Hosts and your Contexts are correct, everything else is done on the Apache configuration side.
I guess I have this part ok, because on port 8080 it works fine.
Right on...just make sure that there is a CoyoteConnector listening on 8009 (default) or any other port that you wish to use. When you are in production, you can disable the connector on 8080.
It seems that I just have chosen a wrong tool. I just hope, this mod_jk works with ssl (documentation says it should ;-))
Thanks again
Przemek
JK should work fine with SSL...in an Apache + Connector + Tomcat environment, Apache does all of the SSL heavy-lifting. Communications between Apache and Tomcat via mod_jk and mod_jk2 are done without SSL. So, you just need to focus on getting Apache doing your SSL.
If you need a HOWTO, check out mine: http://www.johnturner.com/howto
They're for Red Hat, and Apache 2, but the steps are the same. The only differences would be which mod_jk.so file you use for Apache 1.3 on SuSE.
John
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