I guess you are trying to host different resources on different ports.
Running multiple Tomcat instances will just occupy unnecessary resources.
You could configure Virtual Hosts(
http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/CreateVirtualHosts) and accomplish the same
thing that you are doing right now. When you
Hi,
SOAP is just a protocol. I am assuming that you needed webservices on
Tomcat. Your bets would be on Apache Axis, Active MQ. You can get tons of
tutorials on how to deploy them on Tomcat. Once you get Axis, all you need
to do is put the axis directory in webapps. Thats all you need to do
On
Hi,
I want to send a response(which is basically a file on the disk) to a
specific URL pattern. While I know that we could do this using directives in
Apache HTTPD, I am not sure how to do this on Tomcat. I could see that we
can map Servlets to a URL pattern. Is there a way that we can map a
Is there a way to setup virtual hosts on Tomcat alone with out having to
connect to Apache Httpd for
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I am using Apache Http
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Subject: Re: Questions related to configuring a REST API on Apache
Do you see any drawbacks in this approach?
How will a client know which port to choose?
if I go the virtual hosts way, others have to explicitly
modify the etc/hosts
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Vinay,
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| While I got this to working, I now want to configure each of these
| hosts to serve a REST API.
How does your REST API differ from your, er... HTTP one?
| In other words, I have to map
with deploying web services using Axis on Tomcat in the past.
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Vinay,
Vinay Chilakamarri wrote:
| I mixed up the stuff a little there. It was actually a REST API as
long as I
