Hmmm.... That got me trying some stuff and I figured something out. It works if I do... http://my.server/<my.alias>/servlet/<my.app>
Hey! Now the ports out of there and I'll be I can get mod_rewrite to make that URL even more attractive. Thanks! -----Original Message----- From: Christopher Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 12:14 PM To: Turbine Users List Subject: Re: Anyone using mod_webapp with Turbine? Have you tried accessing the app via: http://your.server/<your app>/servlet/<your app> Scott Merritt wrote: >Getting closer... At least it doesn't hang now. > >I installed Tomcat 4.01 and copied my app over, works great. Restarted the >web server and tried to hit the deployed app defined by mod_webapp and it >gave me the page not found deal, so I put in the alias stuff you sent me >(not that I really understand what it's all for.) Now it just gives me a >directory listing for my web app dir with the resources/ templates/ etc... > >Hmm... Closer... > >-----Original Message----- >From: Christopher Campbell >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 10:16 AM >To: Turbine Users List >Subject: Re: Anyone using mod_webapp with Turbine? > > >Hi Scott, > >If you are just doing development then you can use TDK to create your >application. >Once you have things running just copy your application from tdk's >webapp directory >to the webapp directory of the tomcat 4.0.1 binary release and modify the >server.xml if you want your app to be reloadable etc. > >Chris > > >Scott Merritt wrote: > >>So it sounds like I should try upgrading to the Tomcat 4.01 binary. Can I >>just replace the JARs in the tdk/server directory? But I see a >> >catalina.jar > >>in tdk/server & tdk/server/lib and they're different sizes. That's scary. >> >> >> >>-----Original Message----- >>From: Christopher Campbell >>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 10:26 PM >>To: Turbine Users List >>Subject: Re: Anyone using mod_webapp with Turbine? >> >> >>Hi there, >> >>I'm running webapp_mod too and things work okay. >> >>I've encountered what you describe once when using TDK2.1. Perhaps >>this was due to the Tomcat version it is using. >> >> >>After downloading the most recently released Tomcat4.01 binary, >>grabbing webapp from cvs (jakarta-tomcat-connectors i think it was, >>you'll also have to grab APR from cvs, see the README in the >>jakarta-tomcat-connectors/webapp dir) and recompiling things >>with my apache's apxs things worked fine. >> >>The only difference to what yo've don in your httpd.conf is >>that I did >> >> >>WebAppDeplot mywebapp conn /mywebapp >> >>Also I let apache no about the /mywebapp directory since it wasn't >>in the normal document root: >> >> >> Alias /tfr "/var/servlet-engine/webapps/mywebapp" >> <Directory "/var/servlet-engine/webapps/mywebapp"> >> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks >> </Directory> >> >>Also so that I could explicitly restrict access to the WEB-INF directories. >> >>I don't know if this is necessary and didn't try things without the above >> >so > >>maybe you don't need to let apache know about your webapp dir (given that >>you haven't put things under the document root anyway). >> >>I also set things up with mod_jk (again using the latest Tomcat 4 >>binary) and it >>worked. I just used the example connector given in the server.xml file >>and setup >>httpd.conf in the standard way. So you can use mod_jk, but I think you >>might need >>the latest tomcat 4 binary. >> >>Chris >>John McNally wrote: >> >>>I was running Scarab behind mod_webapp today. Had a lot of unrelated >>>problems that forced me into a better solution, but the mod_webapp part >>>was working ok. Daniel has just done quite a bit of work getting >>>mod_webapp up and running, so he might have some more insight, but >>>here's a couple things: >>> >>>1. have you specified the right connector and engine in server.xml? >>>2. i had to specify <servlet-mapping> tags in web.xml, previously the >>>default servlet invoker worked fine. >>> >>>john mcnally >>> >>>Scott Merritt wrote: >>> >>>>Yeah... I hooked it up in httpd.conf as the instructions said with: >>>> >>>> WebAppConnection conn warp localhost:8008 >>>> WebAppDeploy mywebapp conn /uw >>>> >>>>And with that when I hit the URL with a browser it just waits until >>>>eventually timing out... Turbine is running when I hit it's port >>>> >directly > >>>>though. >>>> >>>>-----Original Message----- >>>>From: Weaver, Scott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>>>Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 12:52 PM >>>>To: 'Turbine Users List' >>>>Subject: RE: Anyone using mod_webapp with Turbine? >>>> >>>>I have got it working at one of my clients of just fine. I will try and >>>> >>get >> >>>>the http.conf for you as there should be really no modifications (that I >>>> >>can >> >>>>remember) to your web.xml/server.xml to get it to work. >>>> >>>>Scott >>>> >>>>-----Original Message----- >>>>From: Scott Merritt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >>>>Sent: Wednesday, November 28, 2001 2:46 PM >>>>To: 'Turbine Users List' >>>>Subject: Anyone using mod_webapp with Turbine? >>>> >>>>Been trying to get this to work but nothing happens... it just sits >>>> >>around >> >>>>and eventually times out without logging anything. >>>> >>>>/webapp-info does nothing too. 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