I was wondering what people believe is the best Apache Tomcat connector: mod_jk,
mod_webap (warp), or coyote? And to those using coyote - is the configuration entries
in Tomcat and Apache different from the warp connector? If so, is there any
documentation or write-ups available?
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> I was wondering what people believe is the best Apache Tomcat
connector:
> mod_jk, mod_webap (warp), or coyote? And to those using coyote - is
the
> configuration entries in Tomcat and Apache different from the w
Hello All,
I am a newbie so bear with me if these seem like
simple questions.
My understanding is that only WARP and AJP are used to
connect with Apache httpd server and the HTTP
connector utilizes Tomcat as a web server. Is that
correct???
In a production environment with Tomcat 4, which
conn
I am using Tomcat 4.1.24 on Red Hat Linux 9 with the mod_jk (ajp13)
connector to forward requests from Apache 2.0.
There are 2 connectors that will handle mod_jk/ajp13:
(1) org.apache.ajp.tomcat4.Ajp13Connector
(2) org.apache.jk.server.JkCoyoteHandler
What are the advantages/disadvantages of usin
Can anyone comment on which is the best (in this case, best means easiest
not fastest or most flexible) connector to use for Apache2 and Tomcat4x?
I've used mod_jserv a couple years ago.
Also, if someone could point me to a well written HOWTO for integrating the
two, I would be most grateful.
Tha
gt; From: Ben Souther [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> means easiest
> not fastest or most
t of traffic or static content.
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> Thank you,
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> Best IS relative. That's why I explicitly stated my needs in
> parenthesis.
> :-)
> I'm running on RH Linux 7.1
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> The rea
tem admin to set you up to start tomcat as yourself but 'sudo' will make
sure the process starts as root.
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got it updated.
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> I hear you on the root user
d it looks well written. You
> might want to consider contributing it when you've got it updated.
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Try replacing libexec/mod_jk.so with modules/mod_jk.so. The "apache
standard" seems to use the libexec directory, but, if you look in
/etc/httpd/conf, you'll see there is no such directory - there is,
however, a modules directory (link) which gets you to where you want to be.
Regards,
Eddie
Apache 1.3 uses "libexec", Apache 2 uses "modules".
John
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> Try replacing libexec/mod_jk.so with modules/mod_jk.so. The "apache
> standard" seems to use the libexec directory, but, if you l
t was, it dumped that pathname into the LoadModule directive and
everything was fine.
John
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