> Sean Han wrote:
> >
> > Hi, everyone:
> >
> > I know that we can manually create more than one Jserv
> which listen to
> > different port to communicate with Apache. But how dose
> Apache determine
> > which Jserv is the one it want to communicate? From a FAQ
> document, an
> > Apache server can assign each virtual server a Jserv.
> However , can Apache
> > assign more than one Jserv to one virtual server?
> >
> Simply use 2 ApJServMount directives...
> Imagine you start 2 JServs on your machine: one on port 8000
> and another
> on 8001.
> In your httpd.conf there will be:
>
> <virtualhost ...>
> ...
> ApJServMount /servlets1 ajpv11://localhost:8000/zone
> ApJServMount /servlets2 ajpv11://localhost:8001/anotherzone
> ...
> </virtualhost>
>
> Pier
>
>
Good. That's the answer I need. One more question, can I assign different
secret keys to each JServ? I think this could provide a better security.
Thanks
Sean
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