thanks for the quick reply. actually, the proxy server is just a security meassure, so
that the tomcat server is not directly exposed to the internet. the apache contacts an
iis residing on the tomcat server, which then contacts tomcat.
i assume that in that case i do not need mod_jk, correct?
Hi,
Some questions
Are you using mod_jk cocnnectors for apache & tomcat to communicate
or are you just forwarding requests from apache.
If you are just forwarding(using redirects) then this is the expected behaviour
You should move to mod_jk adapter.
In case you are using a mod_jk adapter, have y
I try to run apache and tomcat on two different servers; apache server is accessible
from the Internet via ssl, tomcat is not directly accessible from the Internet.
Request is forwarded by apache to tomcat server as http.
tomcat server replaces the ip address in the response with the tomcat se
