If you have lots of static html pages then apache is much better at handling them. For other dynamic content like .jsp tomcat has to handle the requests. So thats why you would have apache + the mod_jk connector. If all your files are jsp and you don't need static page serving or other features of Apache, then you can run tomcat stand-alone.
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