r than mod_jk2 in some
ways - for example, a requested URI '/foo/' gets sent to mod_jk version 1
as '/foo/index.jsp' when "DirectoryIndex index.jsp" is defined. With
mod_jk2 (version 2) the URI sent to Tomcat is just '/foo/'.
-Nerius
On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Nerius
I have set up httpd-2.0.46 under Linux to pass off .jsp requests to the
mod_jk2 handler (mod_jk 2.0.4). Everything works fine. My static .html
and .jsp files
happen to lie in the SAME webroot directory, so what I'd like to do is
tell Apache to only pass off the .jsp request to mod_jk2 if the
