You get a 404 because the default port for HTTP traffic is 80, and Apache knows nothing about your web application. That's why you have to specify a port - Tomcat, which is running on the port you specify, does know about the web app.
You've got to setup a mapping in your Apache config (httpd.conf, I think) that tells apache, for a given path, to pass control to Tomcat. There should be some documentation on that available with your mod_jk implementation. It's been long enough since I've done this that I don't remember the exact syntax and such. The examples I found "back then" were hard to find. I like to think they're easier to come by nowadays. I know there was a movement to make it easier for folks to configure this sort of thing ... Good Luck! On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 10:11:15 +0530, Kalluru Uma. Maheswar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > My server is running Apache HTTP server with Tomcat. My web.xml file is > configured to support *.do files and all my struts apps works directly > on Tomcat i.e. using 8080 port. > > But If I request for *.do files through Apache i.e. without giving port > number, then I get 404 file not found. > > Apache HTTP Mail lists are telling to use mod_jk but this component is > already installed in the server. And the Admin person is asking to give > mime types for *.do > > Can some one throw some light on me please? What should I do to make > *.do work in Apache HTTP Server? Any idea on Handlers would be helpful. > > Thanks > Uma -- Eddie Bush --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
