>> In JkMount you'll need to indicate ALL the URL handled under
>the given context,
>> ie /myapp/servlet/* /myapp/*.jsp. With JkAutoMount if you provide the
>> base context, the servlet-engine will give them to web-servlet.
>> Imagine you install cocoon on myapp, it's will handle also the .xml.
>
Gomez Henri wrote:
>
> > > If you take a look at Ajp14 documentation, you'll see
> > > the JkAutoMount directive :
> > >
> > > Rigth now it at the following synthax :
> > >
> > > JkAutoMount workername [virtualhost]
> >
> > Having virtualhost there is not very good because there is already a
> >
> > If you take a look at Ajp14 documentation, you'll see
> > the JkAutoMount directive :
> >
> > Rigth now it at the following synthax :
> >
> > JkAutoMount workername [virtualhost]
>
> Having virtualhost there is not very good because there is already a
> in Apache, having information in 2 d
Gomez Henri wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> If you take a look at Ajp14 documentation, you'll see
> the JkAutoMount directive :
>
> Rigth now it at the following synthax :
>
> JkAutoMount workername [virtualhost]
Having virtualhost there is not very good because there is already a
in Apache, having infor
Hi,
If you take a look at Ajp14 documentation, you'll see
the JkAutoMount directive :
Rigth now it at the following synthax :
JkAutoMount workername [virtualhost]
This tell mod_jk to ask for ALL contexts available on
the servlet-engine corresponding to workername.
In tomcat 3.x current case
