Re: Tomcat JK2 Question

If you have Apache, I guess it serves static requests, so you could use. Simply let http://someserv.com/index.html to be served by Apache and put for example an index.html with this content : http://someserv/someapp";> Apache will redirect instantly to your webapp. Bastien. Mark Lowe wrote: In fa

Re: Tomcat JK2 Question

In fact combine what oliver and I have suggested and you should be home n dry. On 24 Jun 2004, at 20:24, Oliver Nautsch wrote: Hello Balaji, try something like: ... [uri:/*.jsp] group=ajp13:localhost:8009 ... in your workers2.properties Oliver Balaji Varanasi wrote: Hello All, I am not sure if t

Re: Tomcat JK2 Question

Hello Balaji, try something like: ... [uri:/*.jsp] group=ajp13:localhost:8009 ... in your workers2.properties Oliver Balaji Varanasi wrote: Hello All, I am not sure if this question has been answered but will appreciate if some one can help. I have apache 2 and tomcat running on the same machine an

Re: Tomcat JK2 Question

Notice the path attribute in context. HTH Mark On 24 Jun 2004, at 19:50, Balaji Varanasi wrote: Hello All, I am not sure if this question has been answered but will appreciate if some one can help. I have apache 2 and tomcat running on the same machine and are connected by jk2. My webserver ur

Tomcat JK2 Question

Hello All, I am not sure if this question has been answered but will appreciate if some one can help. I have apache 2 and tomcat running on the same machine and are connected by jk2. My webserver url is http://someserv.com and my web app is someapp containing jsp pages. I ca