Applying mod_perl filters to content served from JBOSS

Hi All, I have set up mod_perl filtering as follows: Location ~ /(staticweb|jbossweb) SetHandler modperl PerlOutputFilterHandler MyOutputHandlers::CustomFilterResponse allow from all /Location staticweb is under htdocs and jbossweb is an app-context deployed in jboss .

Re: Applying mod_perl filters to content served from JBOSS

On 06/26/2012 09:46 AM, Rommel Sharma wrote: Location ~ /(staticweb|jbossweb) SetHandler modperl You don't need that. SetHandler declares the response handler. But your response is generated either by the default handler for static content or by mod_jk. SetHandler modperl should be used

Re: mod_perl segfaults, can't start Apache

Any ideas on what to look for to determine the problem? That's amply documented on the homepage: http://perl.apache.org/ → Reporting Bugs → http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ → mod_perl 2.0 → http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/help/help.html → Resolving Segmentation Faults →

Re: Applying mod_perl filters to content served from JBOSS

Rommel Sharma wrote: Hi All, I have set up mod_perl filtering as follows: Location ~ /(staticweb|jbossweb) SetHandler modperl PerlOutputFilterHandler MyOutputHandlers::CustomFilterResponse allow from all /Location staticweb is under htdocs and jbossweb is an app-context deployed

RE: Applying mod_perl filters to content served from JBOSS

Hi Torsten, removing SetHandler mod_perl worked! Both jboss and apache htdocs data are being filtered as expected. Thanks again, for all the time and inputs!!! Thanks, Rommel. -Original Message- From: Torsten Förtsch [mailto:torsten.foert...@gmx.net] Sent: Tuesday, June 26,

RE: Applying mod_perl filters to content served from JBOSS

Hi André, Many thanks for the useful information below that helps me in understanding the working of the filters and the modules. Realized the mod jk conflict with mod_perl and removed the SetHandler mod_perl and it worked. Huge thanks to all the experts on this group for sharing the