So you are not able to access your service at all ?
I have only used ajp13 to redirect the incoming requests.
Are you using any "uriworkermap.properties" ?

Rgds,
stefan




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Anyone know why I would see this behaviour, using jwsdp and using jk to
connect IIS to tomcat (with the intention of using IIS to handle SSL)?:

my webservice works fine when:

a). connecting via port 8080 straight to tomcat and using an actual domain
name
OR
b). using port 80 (via IIS) and 'localhost' instead of the domain

The WSDL doc can be viewed at domain:port/TestWS/endpoint?WS in both cases.

however, when using port 80 and the domain name instead of localhost,
domain:80/TestWS/endpoint returns....


A Web Service is installed at this URL.

It supports the following ports: "WS"
(http://www.domain.com:80/TestWS/endpoint/WS)

A WSDL description of these ports is available here.


- showing that the WSDL doc seems to be available at
domain:80/TestWS/endpoint?WSDL, but this url returns a 404 instead of the
WSDL doc.


Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Gerry Smith


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