Without any JkMount nothing will be sent to Tomcat. You need to keep e.g. JkMount /examples/* worker1
in you configuration. If you are using a virtual host in Apache, the JkMount must be inside the virtual host. Your mod_jk log file indicates, that during that test you didn't have any JkMount active, right? Retry with activa eJkMount and resend the log. Regards, Rainer Vasanth Kumar ravi schrieb: > Hi, > I am using the mod_jk to connect the apache webserver and the tomcat server. > Though I am able to access them individually, when I try to access the > tomcat via the apache webserver, it fails. > > I used the examples given the apache site to configure the > workers.properties and the httpd.conf files. > > Apache :2.2.8 > Tomcat :6.0.16 > jdk :1.5.014 from Sun > OS : Suse Linux.. > > -- > Regards&Thanks, > Vasanth Kumar Ravi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
