://localhost:83/app/
JkMount /app/* tomcat1
JkMount /app/* tomcat2
JkMount /app/* tomcat3
Thanks to everybody for the help!
Ortwin
Ortwin Glück wrote:
Hi,
I have 3 Tomcat instances, each running a different version of the same
application. The applications all have the same webapp context
Very nice (if you are running a recent Apache version). I guess I can
try to get something running with a blog posting by G. King:
http://www.darkcoding.net/software/goodbye-mod_jk-hello-mod_proxy/
Consider the problem solved :-)
Cheers
Ortwin
Hassan Schroeder wrote:
On 1/17/07, Ortwin
Thanks, it's a way to go. But I wanted to use mod_jk because it can do
load-balancing. Also when I explicitly mount some paths in mod_jk all
other paths are inaccessible - which is nice from a security point of
view. Any ideas that involve mod_jk?
I guess the solution will involve virtual host
David,
do you mean the date format in your SQL changes?
That's hardly a Tomcat issue. I guess that the webapplication relies on
the default locale to format Dates (that's why you have to set
LC_CTYPE). Unfortunately the default locale is stored in a static
variable and can (apparently is) cha
Hi,
I have 3 Tomcat instances, each running a different version of the same
application. The applications all have the same webapp context. The
Tomcats are running on a different machine than the webserver. But all
three Tomcat instances are on the same machine (using different AJP ports).
I
