We are working on transitioning from Jserv to Tomcat 4.0 (believe it or
not), and there is one problem I haven't found the answer to in the
documentation.
We use apache with a pool of remote java servers. There is a tool (and
web interface) that allows us to tell mod_jserv not to send new
There is no such tool for mod_jk yet.
Next version ( Jk2 ) will have such a thing - but it's not even alpha,
it'll take few more months to complete it.
Costin
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Matthew Tepel wrote:
We are working on transitioning from Jserv to Tomcat 4.0 (believe it or
not), and there
This is a feature that we really need. I would consider writing it myself
if I knew more about how mod_jk works, what previous discussion has gone
on in this area, how much work it involves, etc. Any suggestions?
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no such tool for mod_jk
On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, Matthew Tepel wrote:
This is a feature that we really need. I would consider writing it myself
if I knew more about how mod_jk works, what previous discussion has gone
on in this area, how much work it involves, etc. Any suggestions?
Any help is great. You can start by
I sent a mail with a similar content to the list and discussed it on the dev
list. The solution is to divide routing from load balancing. The following
functionality would be easy:
a) sends requests with a session cookie for an inactive worker to that
worker
but
b) sends requests with no
