1) Tomcat won't start as a service if the configuration is invalid.
However, you don't need to worry too much about the start order if the
configuration doesn't change between restarts.
2) You don't need to include it if you have a custom config that
includes the relevant information. Some peo
the
.conf-auto generated file.
Cheers!
Bruce
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From: Gregory Guthrie
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Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 11:53 PM
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Subject: RE: Tomcat + Apache on NT
Neat.
Why isn't this documented anywhere? or done by the setup
pro
ou called your service.Then
from a command prompt you can stop both services with:NET STOP
APACHEJAKand start both with:NET START
APACHECheers!Bruce>
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Monday, July 09, 2001 3:26
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Cheers!
Bruce
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> From: Gary Dale
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> You only need to start Tomcat ahead of Apache if you have
changed
> Tomcat
At 03:26 PM 07/09/2001 -0400, Gary Dale wrote:
You only need to start Tomcat ahead
of Apache if you have changed Tomcat's configuration and are including
the .conf-auto in httpd.conf. What I suggest is setting them both to
automatically start, then if you change anything, shut them down and
restar
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> You only need to start Tomcat ahead of Apache if you have changed
> Tomcat's configuration and are including the .conf-auto in httpd.conf.
> What I
You only need to start Tomcat ahead of Apache if you have changed
Tomcat's configuration and are including the .conf-auto in httpd.conf.
What I suggest is setting them both to automatically start, then if you
change anything, shut them down and restart them in the correct (Tomcat
first) order
At 10:58 PM 07/08/2001 +0100, Vinay Menon wrote:
why are u using mod_jserv?
I am not; but the Tomcat/Apache documentation used this
terminology. I use mod_jk.dl.
As far as I see much of the Tomcat documentation is out of data/sync, it
talks about Jserv, and other places references Jserv actions,
why are u using mod_jserv?
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From:
Gregory Guthrie
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Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 7:17 PM
Subject: Tomcat + Apache on NT
It is not clear (to me) that I have to manually start both
Tomcat andApache servers on NT (Win2K Pro)
Use mod_jk rather than mod_jserv.
Provided that you properly configured the Apache/Tomcat combo (with
appropriate entry in the httpd.conf, as described in Tomcat docs), you'll
have to start Tomcat first and then start Apache. Manually.
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