JkAutoAlias does not seem to produce the results that I was looking
for. I need some way to pass information to Tomcat as part of the
JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
about the particular webapp which this VirtualHost is serving. The
alias doesn't appear to give Tomcat any info about the Context path of
t
Well, I must have been using an older mod_jk version perhaps before
this was supported, I guess although I am still unclear about
whether the JkAutoAlias should go to Tomcat's webapps directory (where
I have my webapp's context XML definition file located) or if I should
just point it to the ac
migar wrote:
Keep getting error message when restarting Apache
after adding the JkAutoAlias directive. I don't know
if it's a syntactical thing or if I need to explicitly
give apache access to this directory somewhere? Is
there a syntactical modification necessary if the
server is running Windows
Keep getting error message when restarting Apache
after adding the JkAutoAlias directive. I don't know
if it's a syntactical thing or if I need to explicitly
give apache access to this directory somewhere? Is
there a syntactical modification necessary if the
server is running Windows? Or can I n
migar wrote:
I would like to set up my Apache2/Tomcat4.1 server so
that my domain root the.domain.com will point directly
ServerName the.domain.com
DocumentRoot "C:/some/directory"
#Add the auto aliasing here
JkAutoAlias C:/some/directory
JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
MT.
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Hi -
I would like to set up my Apache2/Tomcat4.1 server so
that my domain root the.domain.com will point directly
to a Tomcat non-default webapp which contains static
HTML pages, jsp, servlets etc. In this scenario, I
have set up Apache with a VirtualHost whose
DocumentRoot is the directory loca
