On 28.09.2015 18:09, Christopher Schultz wrote:
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Not sure on this, as AJP is quite handy. Expecialy load balancing
java webapps and i find mod_jk quite good at this.
Remember, it's not mod_jk doing the load-balancing, it's Apache httpd.
mod_jk is simply providing the channel over which the proxying is
being done.
I don't think that's true.
In the case of mod_proxy_ajp, it is mod_proxy and mod_proxy_balancer who do the
load-balancing.
But mod_proxy* are not used with mod_jk; it does its own balancing.
In a thread on the dev list, I'm a little more defensive
of AJP because of its ability to pass data out-of-band with respect to
the tunneled HTTP message. There definitely is utility there.
+1. Passing Apache httpd's "environment variables" for instance, becoming "request
attributes" in Tomcat.
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