> In module.conf, I don't know what to put for ApJServMount:
> ApJServMount /servlets /zone
> i.e. ApJServMount /servlets /myservlets
>
> or
>
> ApJServMount /servlets ajpv11://machine.domain.edu:JServPort/zone
> i.e. ApJServMount /servlets
> ajpv11://blizzard4.cs.clemson.edu:8007/myservlets
> (or do I use 8080? - the port for the web server is
> 8080, jserv
> is 8007)
>
> -- This ApJServMount has me stumped. I don't know what the first
> parameter is (/servlets)?? - is it always /servlets, or is it
> /zone/servlets
> (i.e./ myservlets/servlets), or the directory where my servlets
> will be located?
>
The zone works like:
ApJServMount /mountpoint /zone
so you access servlets like : http://mywebserver/mountpoint/servletname
If your zone is called myservlets then in your myservlets.properties file is where you
would put
a repository directive containing the absolute path to your servlet code.
The docs link on the JServ page contains a link to a pdf that details this really well.
HTH
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