Oracle 9iAS uses Apache as the web server so prehaps this addition of AJP13
support was added because of Oracle's licensing.
m
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Hi,
I don't know how it works, but in orion's changes.txt it says 'Added AJP13
support.' for version 1.4.8 . Unfortunately the docs don't mention it at
all.
As far as I know this is the protocol used by Tomcat to communicate with
Apache. Perhaps it solves your problem, leaving you with the problem of
getting AJP13 to work ofcourse :).
Marcel
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OK,
In the meantime I found out what is wrong:
I am using apache as a proxy server, and therefore I do get the IP address
of the server.
How can I overcome this ?? Such that getRemoteAddr() does return the
client's IP address in my servlets.
Eddie
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From: Eddie
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Subject: getRemoteAddr()
Hellu there,
If I use getRemoteAddr() to get the IP address of the client the makes
the
servlet requests it return the IP address of the server ?? (also
getRemoteHost() returns the server name).
Any idea how come ??
I am running jdk 1.3 and the servlets run on the application server Orion
1.5.1
(OS: Linux redhat 7.0)
(I can remember that a JSP on JSERv on apache didn't had this problem, so
I quess it's Orion .. not ??)
Eddie
