Kim Goldov wrote:
Thanks everyone. Here is what I ended up with.
In my PerlHeaderParserHandler:
$r-subprocess_env(AA_MYVAR = 'myvalue');
$r-subprocess_env();
In jk.conf:
JkEnvVar AA_MYVAR
In Tomcat:
out.println(AA_MYVAR is: + request.getAttribute(AA_MYVAR) );
Thanks everyone. Here is what I ended up with.
In my PerlHeaderParserHandler:
$r-subprocess_env(AA_MYVAR = 'myvalue');
$r-subprocess_env();
In jk.conf:
JkEnvVar AA_MYVAR
In Tomcat:
out.println(AA_MYVAR is: + request.getAttribute(AA_MYVAR) );
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Kim
Kim Goldov wrote:
I'm connecting to a tomcat server from our web server using mod_jk. I'm
setting environment variables with each request in the PerlAuthenHandler and
PerlHeaderParserHandler. I'm able to read the variables in PHP, perl fcgi,
and wsgi, however they are not being passed to tomcat.
: set environment variables in tomcat
I'm connecting to a tomcat server from our web server using mod_jk. I'm setting
environment variables with each request in the PerlAuthenHandler and
PerlHeaderParserHandler. I'm able to read the variables in PHP, perl fcgi, and
wsgi, however
I'm connecting to a tomcat server from our web server using mod_jk. I'm
setting environment variables with each request in the PerlAuthenHandler and
PerlHeaderParserHandler. I'm able to read the variables in PHP, perl fcgi,
and wsgi, however they are not being passed to tomcat. Is there a way to
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/config.html#C_PerlPassEnv_
might be what you are looking for.
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 5:24 PM, Kim Goldov kgol...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm connecting to a tomcat server from our web server using mod_jk. I'm
setting environment variables with each request
