If you are using Apache and mod_jk as a frontend to Tomcat, mod_rewrite
doesn't work. In my limited experience, mod_rewrite seems to handle
the request AFTER mod_jk, therefore the rewritten URLs get handled by
apache and a 404 is displayed. I found a way around it by writing a
simple Filter, matched requests are then rewritten by a regular
expression before the request dispatcher is called to redirect to the
correct URL.
I can't help you with CPANEL though, sorry.
Regards,
Chris.
On 27 Oct 2005, at 06:12, enLogica wrote:
Does anyone know if Tomcat is Compatible with CPanel? And if so, is
it a
reasonable production server configuration?
One additional semi-related question. I have been told that apache
has a
mod_rewrite which is great for masking querystring-driven urls and
turning
them into more search-engine friendly urls (e.g. xyz.com/?page=123
would
become xyz.com/123.htm). Does anyone know if this Apache mod is
compatible
with cPanel as well?
Thanks.
Neal
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