Hello and thanks for the reply.
1. I have tried stopping the app.server (resin) and the output is the same
(JSP source code) so as you say it looks like apache is serving it.
2. There is no mod_perl configuration yet in httpsd.conf. Just the fact of
using using mod_perl (the new httpsd binary with mod_perl included) makes
resin malfunction.
3. There are some mod_ReWrite rules in place. I tried with 'RewriteEngine
off' to stop the rewriting engine, but with no success.
I can't think of anything else in my config file that could be causing
this.
Any other idea?
Thanks
Hector
Larry
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plus.org> Asunto: Re: [mp1] mod_perl interfering
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31/08/2004
14:39
Hello Hector -
> I have compiled mod_perl 1.3.29 statically into apache 1.3.27+ApacheSSL,
> running on AIX 5.2
> Used:
> perl Makefile.PL APACHE_SRC=../apache_1.3.27/src DO_HTTPD=1 USE_APACI=1
> EVERYTHING=1 APACI_ARGS='--enable-module=so --enable-module=rewrite'
>
> Perl Version : 5.8.5
> Executed 'make test' and all of the tests are ok (except for 6 skipped)
>
> The problem comes when I install the new apache, mod_perl interferes with
> our application server, resin, mod_caucho (or it may be the other way
> around) and all of the JSP pages start showing the source code instead of
> the output.
First you should verify whether it's Apache or Resin that is serving up
the contents of the JSP source using your configuration - if you shut down
your app server and still see the JSP source, then Apache is delivering
it. If that's the case it's likely just a problem with your httpd.conf
configuration. One of the handlers registered by mod_caucho does URI
translation, which is where it decides whether or not to hand off the
request to Resin. It sounds like mod_caucho is not getting the chance to
handle the request, so the Apache default handler takes over and just
displays the contents of the requested source file.
You might want to try temporarily commenting-out any of the mod_perl
config in your httpd.conf and see if things change. Also look for things
like RewriteRules that might modify the JSP URLs - if there are any, make
sure they have the PassThru (PT) flag at the end so that mod_caucho's URI
translation can still take place after mod_rewrite has done its work.
HTH,
Larry
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