Before I copy and paste any configs (such as httpd.conf and httpd-ssl.conf), let me throw this out there and see if you guys can at least point me in the right direction.
Environment =========== Apache 2.2.19, installed with mod_jk (latest connector) and mod_ssl (enabled with Apache's compile). Tomcat 6.0.32, running on port 8081. Apache is listening on port 80 (for non-SSL) and on port 443 (for SSL). I've got a web app on Tomcat. We'll call it "myWebApp". I've got the needed certificate for SSL, verified to be working properly. I've got mod_jk, workers.properties, etc., set up to route calls to Tomcat. In other words, "http://localhost/myWebApp"; properly pulls up myWebApp, without me needing to specify Tomcat port 8081. Although if I go to "http://localhost:8081/myWebApp";, it works the same way. Obviously, mod_jk is doing its job. Problem ======= Here's where it gets lost on me... If I type "http://localhost";, I get the expected "It works!" Apache page. Cool. If I type "https://localhost";, I get the expected "It works!" Apache page. Cool. If I type "http://localhost/myWebApp";, I get the expected result of my web app coming up. Cool. If I type "https://localhost/myWebApp";, I get an unexpected 404 error: "Not Found. The requested URL /myWebApp was not found on this server." NOT COOL! I think I'm probably missing something small (in terms of effort, not impact). I'll be happy to send any logs or config files, if need be. I just wanted to see if someone could tell at first blush, before I go through the trouble of copying each log or conf file. Thanks in advance. Jonathan P.S. Thanks to all who advised me on compiling Apache and mod_jk. Worked great!
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