hi,
i think the problem is tomcat is not creating mod_jk.conf in 'tomcathome/conf/auto'
if u start tomcat it creates a mod_jk.conf in the above directory,start tomcart and
wait for a min and check the time of creation of mod_jk.conf,now start apache.
u should modify server.xml as
server.xml:
---
Hi,
Everything apart from session I think. The session handle is held in a cookie within
the browser. This cookie will be for a particular hostname, if you forward to another
host then the cookie will not be for the current server.
Ta
Matt
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From: Ben Zhou [mailto:[EMA
Thank you very much for the information. I wonder what is the
implication of this in term of performance. This effectively double the
number of query if my query is small and one for each request to have a
connection handle (but under very heavy load). Also, what's a generic
way for doing th
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Hello,
We are using TOMCAT for executing servlet to access CORBA server
writting in C++.
For now, we are experiencing probleme because of a MAX_SOCKET_RETRIES=5!
in sun.corba.se.internal.iiop.ConnectionTable. And we want to switch to
jacorb.
For now, we are starting tomcat like this:
CLASSPATH=\
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also the debug flag is obsolete, instead enable debug level using log4j or
the other logger
Filip
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Subject: RE: cluster didn't replicat sessions
Hi,
I have a website I have been working on
for quite some time now. I use apache as
the front end, and to serve static stuff. I
use mod_jk to connect to tomcat 5.
I develop in one area and use ant to
deploy the entire app. On disk the
/home/foo/ROOT
directory is mapped to / for foo.com.
This all works
After encoded all URLs in either Servlet and JSP wth
the encodeURL method, my application works nice for
either a cookie enabled and disabled browser. After I
installed it from the development Window box to a
production Linux box, it doesn't work for one URL. The
occurs when a URL in format of xxx