Re: mod_perl version for Tomcat

2002-02-07 Thread Chuck Goehring




Thanks for the responses. Just trying to find 
the simplest way to do things.

Chuck Goehring


Re: mod_perl version for Tomcat

2002-02-06 Thread Brett W. McCoy

On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Chuck Goehring wrote:

 Is there anyone out there working on a mod_perl version for Tomcat?
 We currently have Apache running for mod_perl and Tomcat running for a
 purchased servlet library.  I primarily user mod_perl as a speedup for
 cgi programs.  I need ssl capabilities and have had problems trying to
 get it working.  Tomcat has an option for ssl from sun that may not have
 the issues on our platform.

Why would you need mod_perl with Tomcat?  You can use Tomcat with Apache
using mod_jk, and get the best of both worlds.

-- Brett
  http://www.chapelperilous.net/

What's the matter with the world?  Why, there ain't but one thing wrong
with every one of us -- and that's selfishness.
-- The Best of Will Rogers




Re: mod_perl version for Tomcat

2002-02-06 Thread brian moseley

On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Brett W. McCoy wrote:

 Why would you need mod_perl with Tomcat?  You can use
 Tomcat with Apache using mod_jk, and get the best of
 both worlds.

presumably so that he doesn't have to port his cgi programs
to servlets.

i'm pretty sure tomcat has the capability to execute cgi
programs, but that doesn't buy you the acceleration you get
with mod_perl.

it's probably worth the original poster's time to figure out
how to get apache working with ssl so he can continue to use
mod_perl. his only other realistic choice is using something
like xml-rpc (or maybe even http) from tomcat to a (non-ssl)
backend apache/mod_perl.




RE: mod_perl version for Tomcat

2002-02-06 Thread Stathy G. Touloumis

Hmmm, from what I've read of Tomcat it is recommended to use it in
conjuction with apache and just proxy specific requests to Tomcat.

  Why would you need mod_perl with Tomcat?  You can use
  Tomcat with Apache using mod_jk, and get the best of
  both worlds.

 presumably so that he doesn't have to port his cgi programs
 to servlets.

 i'm pretty sure tomcat has the capability to execute cgi
 programs, but that doesn't buy you the acceleration you get
 with mod_perl.

 it's probably worth the original poster's time to figure out
 how to get apache working with ssl so he can continue to use
 mod_perl. his only other realistic choice is using something
 like xml-rpc (or maybe even http) from tomcat to a (non-ssl)
 backend apache/mod_perl.





RE: mod_perl version for Tomcat

2002-02-06 Thread brian moseley

On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, Stathy G. Touloumis wrote:

 Hmmm, from what I've read of Tomcat it is recommended to
 use it in conjuction with apache and just proxy specific
 requests to Tomcat.

that's why i recommended he spend his time getting apache
working with ssl.

ps: you don't proxy requests to tomcat, in the http sense;
you delegate request handling to tomcat, passing it info
about the request using the jk or warp protocols.