httpd.conf problem by using tomcat warp connector

[martin eberle]

hi there,
(wow, my first time in tomcat world :)
suse linux 7.0, apache 1.3.12, tomcat 4.01, mod_webapp.so / .c

i've compiled correctly the webapp module and set the needed parameters
in httpd.conf to join it.
the module's located in the correct directory, they'll be load as well
(i think)
the one and only problem is: SyntaxError in httpd.conf, which occures by
restarting the apache webserver.
if i deactivate the lines 

WarpConnection conn warp localhost:8008
WarpDeploy examples conn /examples

the webserver starts as well, but no connection to tomcat has been
established (what makes sense!)

What's the problem causes the Syntax Error?

thx in advance.
-martin

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Re: httpd.conf problem by using tomcat warp connector

[Roman Schlueter]

... where do you have found the directives 'WarpConnection' and
'WarpDeploy'?
I think, it should be 'WebAppConnection' and 'WebAppDeploy'.

Tschüss, Roman



martin eberle wrote:
> 
> hi there,
> (wow, my first time in tomcat world :)
> suse linux 7.0, apache 1.3.12, tomcat 4.01, mod_webapp.so / .c
> 
> i've compiled correctly the webapp module and set the needed parameters
> in httpd.conf to join it.
> the module's located in the correct directory, they'll be load as well
> (i think)
> the one and only problem is: SyntaxError in httpd.conf, which occures by
> restarting the apache webserver.
> if i deactivate the lines
> 
> WarpConnection conn warp localhost:8008
> WarpDeploy examples conn /examples
> 
> the webserver starts as well, but no connection to tomcat has been
> established (what makes sense!)
> 
> What's the problem causes the Syntax Error?
> 
> thx in advance.
> -martin
> 
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AW: httpd.conf problem by using tomcat warp connector

[Ralph Einfeldt]

If it's the syntax error I assume:
  Invalid command ['WarpConnection'|'WarpDeploy']
it sounds as if the LoadModule directive is missing
or not executed. 

If it's another syntax error provide the complete
error message.

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> Von: martin eberle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. November 2001 11:37
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> 
 
> the one and only problem is: SyntaxError in httpd.conf, which 
> occures by
> restarting the apache webserver.
> if i deactivate the lines 
> 
> WarpConnection conn   warp localhost:8008
> WarpDeploy   examples conn /examples
> 
> the webserver starts as well, but no connection to tomcat has been
> established (what makes sense!)
> 


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AW: httpd.conf problem by using tomcat warp connector

[martin eberle]

&%#§, sorry, of course, it's

WebAppConnection
and
WebAppDeploy 

uhm ... 

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Von: Roman Schlueter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. November 2001 11:49
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Betreff: Re: httpd.conf problem by using tomcat warp connector


... where do you have found the directives 'WarpConnection' and
'WarpDeploy'?
I think, it should be 'WebAppConnection' and 'WebAppDeploy'.

Tschüss, Roman



martin eberle wrote:
> 
> hi there,
> (wow, my first time in tomcat world :)
> suse linux 7.0, apache 1.3.12, tomcat 4.01, mod_webapp.so / .c
> 
> i've compiled correctly the webapp module and set the needed
parameters
> in httpd.conf to join it.
> the module's located in the correct directory, they'll be load as well
> (i think)
> the one and only problem is: SyntaxError in httpd.conf, which occures
by
> restarting the apache webserver.
> if i deactivate the lines
> 
> WarpConnection conn warp localhost:8008
> WarpDeploy examples conn /examples
> 
> the webserver starts as well, but no connection to tomcat has been
> established (what makes sense!)
> 
> What's the problem causes the Syntax Error?
> 
> thx in advance.
> -martin
> 
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Re: httpd.conf problem by using tomcat warp connector

[jean-frederic clere]

Roman Schlueter wrote:
> 
> ... where do you have found the directives 'WarpConnection' and
> 'WarpDeploy'?
> I think, it should be 'WebAppConnection' and 'WebAppDeploy'.

Some thing like:

ServerName vtxclere.bcn.fsc.net
WebAppConnection  warpConnection warp localhost:8008
 
WebAppInfo /info
WebAppDeploy examples warpConnection /examples/

 


Make sure to change 172.25.182.35:443 and vtxclere.bcn.fsc.net to you own value
:)

> 
> Tschüss, Roman
> 
> martin eberle wrote:
> >
> > hi there,
> > (wow, my first time in tomcat world :)
> > suse linux 7.0, apache 1.3.12, tomcat 4.01, mod_webapp.so / .c
> >
> > i've compiled correctly the webapp module and set the needed parameters
> > in httpd.conf to join it.
> > the module's located in the correct directory, they'll be load as well
> > (i think)
> > the one and only problem is: SyntaxError in httpd.conf, which occures by
> > restarting the apache webserver.
> > if i deactivate the lines
> >
> > WarpConnection conn warp localhost:8008
> > WarpDeploy examples conn /examples
> >
> > the webserver starts as well, but no connection to tomcat has been
> > established (what makes sense!)
> >
> > What's the problem causes the Syntax Error?
> >
> > thx in advance.
> > -martin
> >
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