Yup, ditto Milt and Robert. You've got JK directives but you're loading
JK2. To get rid of your Apache config error, use mod_jk.so instead of
mod_jk2.so, or keep mod_jk2.so and change your config to a JK2 config.
John
-Original Message-
From: J.F. Noonan [mailto:jfn;msc.com]
Sent:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, J.F. Noonan wrote:
OK, I'm about ready to scream. Although I'm certain that I've
missed something appallingly simple, I have no idea what that
something is.
I have installed Tomcat tomcat4-4.1.12-full.2jpp.noarch.rpm on a
RH7.3 system. I have compiled and installed
Looks like your getting jk2 and jk mixed up a bit.
Have a look at http://www.pubbitch.org/jboss/mod_jk2.html. Most of the
JkMount stuff is done in worker2.properties via uri statements. You can
still do this in your httpd.conf file, it's just called JkUriSet now.
Other JkSet commands work
Dave,
For me, the epiphany came when I figured out
that the server.xml Context needs to match up
with the apache directory you are serving out of.
See how your server.xml is mapping
the docBase to webapps/examples? That is
most likely a folder in the tomcat installation.
Apache doesn't know
