I don't have your original message here but if I recall you were doing this
on solaris with apache as a web server.  I just recently managed to do the
same so here are my tips and what made it work for me.

Just a warning to begin with: the documentation regarding this stuff is not
exactly right or it's missing some critical steps so don't be surprised if
stuff does not work right away.

You got the servers running but now apps seem to be missing.  That bothered
me for a while too.  It seems to be related to the settings in httpd.conf

This is how mine looks:

# JRun Settings
# JRun - Comment out this line to disable DSO (ie you compiled module into
your server.
LoadModule jrun_module136
"/opt/JRun/connectors/apache/sparc-solaris/mod_jrun.so"
<IfModule mod_jrun.c>
JRunConfig jrun.rootdir "/opt/JRun/"
JRunConfig jvmlist default,second
JRunConfig Verbose false
</IfModule>

Note that the Mappings, ProxyPort, ProxyHost lines are removed.  The
documentation says that they would be ignored when there is more than one
server in the jvmlist but it does not seem to be true.

So, that was the first thing.  The second thing I did was to make sure that
the second server (in your case qa) does not have any kind of references to
the default app (in local.properties).  The additional server should only
have additional apps.  Make sure you remove all default app references (and
the default app directory from the new server).

Once I did these 2 things, all my apps (on both servers) came back to
normal.

Hope this helps.
Cristian


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Cristian Satnic
Sr. Consultant
Tigris Consulting
212.481.1174 x10
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> ------------------------------
> 
> Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 10:12:16 -0500
> From: "Victor Marinelli" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: the magic in adding multiple JRun servers
> Message-ID: <001701c0abcf$fdce9c90$4046a8c0@vmarinel>
> 
> Hello,
> 
>    First, thank you Lloyd, Christopher and Linda. I appreciate your
> responses to my problem.
> I managed to add a new JRun server this morning. There were plenty of
> problems such as the JMC consistently telling me that I need 
> to run a web
> connector wizard for the new server when I in fact I had ran 
> it already!
> Anyhow, with a little more stress, I managed to get a new 
> server added. So I
> now have three servers, "JRun Admin Server, JRun Default 
> Server, and QA
> Server". Each one claims to be 'running'. The new "QA Server" 
> has only one
> web-app, the "default-app". OK, now on to the weird part. 
> When I try to
> bring up one of my web-apps that is running on the 
> Default-server called
> "test-app", I get "404 Not Found" error. This web-app worked 
> fine before I
> added the "QA Server". The logs look clean. There are no 
> logged binding
> exceptions. I do not seem to have any conflicting mappings. 
> Can someone tell
> me what is causing this and what I should be looking for?
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Vic
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