Hi, Some of you may know my site:
HOWTO: Installing Web Services with Linux / Tomcat / Apache / Struts / Postgresql / Openssl / JDBC I've worked on it a lot and have added many features, including -JDBC/JNDI configuration w/DBCP-commons Pool -build scripts for everything -all the configuration files -Virtual Host configuration -A Struts-based Database Test Web App I am having to move the site, and am now hosting this site here: http://www.linuxjava.net/howto/webapp/ I'm including my README file for people's perusal. Please visit the site for more info. README ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ These files can all be downloaded with the one link: -webapp_files.tar I recommend doing things in this order. Install Java -java_install.sh Install Ant -ant_install.sh Install OpenSSL. It needs to be installed before Apache. -openssl_install.sh Install Apache. Pretty straight-forward. Builds a few modules, not all or most, just fairly common ones. Add more modules if you want them built here. -http_install.sh Install Tomcat4 -tomcat_setup_user.sh -tomcat4_install.sh Install Mod_JK -modjk_install.sh Install Postgres Read these install script. It needs to remove the bison RPM first, but it is commented out, cause I don't wa nt someone to do something to their system that they don't intend. Install in the listed order. -bison_install.sh -postgres_setup_user.sh -postgres_install.sh Install PgAccess -pgaccess_install.sh -pgaccess #Put this in "/usr/local/bin/" for easy access Sample Database #Import the testdb.psql into your Postgres DB. This is for the Test DB Struts Web App. -testdb.psql Configuration Scripts: Apache -httpd.conf -ssl.conf Tomcat -workers.properties -server.xml Daemon Scripts for Apache, Tomcat, and Postgres -httpd -tomcatd -postgresqld Struts Web App #Extract and put in /usr/local/tomcat/webapps -strutsdb_webapp.tar.bz2 Once everything is running, you should be able to test the webapp by going to: http://www.myhost.mydomain/mydomain_public/ It will also be available here: http://www.myhost.mydomain:8080/mydomain_public/ There is also a JSP file called "showJNDI.jsp" that will give you some info about your setup. Delete that file for anything in production as it will display your database configuration. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please visit the site and any feedback is appreciated. Regards, Oscar Carrillo http://www.linuxjava.net/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]