Implementing AJP just to get proxying may be more than you want to do.
However, to address your question, notice in jk-workers.properties
that mod_jk doesn't point to programs; it points to host:port pairs.
Whatever is listening to that port on that host will get the requests
that mod_jk siphons
Is it possible to use mod_jk to get the Apache2 web server to forward
web requests to programs other than Tomcat?
E.g. can workers.properties be set to point to a non-Tomcat program? If
so, what would that program have to do to interpret the incoming
requests? Are the requests still in http
mod_rewrite can also do proxy forwarding, where the web server will
route the forwarded resource to the client. Use the P flag.
On Feb 18, 2008 2:35 PM, Daniel Winterstein
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to use mod_jk to get the Apache2 web server to forward
web requests to programs
Hi Daniel,
mod_jk uses a special protocol to talk to the backend server. It's
called AJP13. Several backends implement the protocol, e.g. Tomcat,
Jetty, Glassfish, JBoss, Geronimo (I guess because it includes Tomcat or
Jetty).
If you are looking for a simple solution, you might also just
