Hi
I would try the following ( pathes are given for debian )
- add two workers to /etc/libapache2_mod_jk/workers.properties using your
ports (=> see documentation for mod_jk)
- add the workers to geronimo (/path/to/geronimo/var/config/config.xml for
geronimo; sorry, cant rember file for tomcat => see documentations for
geronimo & tomcat)
- add to virtual host file.
( I use different files for every host, so
every /etc/apache2/sites-available/example.com file should contain something
like:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ServerName example.com
# geronimo
JkOptions +ForwardURICompatUnparsed
JKMount /* geronimo_ajp13
# above depends on worker.properties worker name
</VirtualHost>
)
- restart apache2
- optionally tweak workers.properties and JKOptions in virtual host file
Good Luck
> Hi,
> I have 3 web servers Apache,Jakarta tomcat,Apache geronimo.Is it
> possible to configure Jakarata Tomcat on 8081,Geronimo on 8080 and
> configure the Apache ( port 80) with these two with the help of mod_jk.
> Normally Apache + mod_jk + tomcat or Geronimo works.But is it possible
> to configure like in above case ?
> If yes then how ?
>
> I have apache with some virtual hosts.I want some virtualhosts should
> redirect to Jakarta Tomcat (8081) and some to Apache Geronimo (8080).Is it
> possible to do settings like this?
> Please let me know the info regarding this ?
>
>
> Thanks,
> Shrinivas.
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