Howdy all, I have spent a bit of time pulling all the stuff together I needed to get Tomcat on NetWare and also how to integrate it with Apache on NetWare. I was looking on how to submit docs into the CVS tree (is that the right place?) and well being a newbe to CVS trees, I decided to post the short docs here and see if anyone had any advice on how to get this published for others to use... thanks, -b Here they are: First is Tomcat, second is Apache/Tomcat integration... NetWare specific documentation for Jakarta-Tomcat I was thinking this could go in the place where the shell scripts were mentioned or just below, I can't think of an elegant way to write the equivalent of a shell script on NetWare, But some platform notes on what to edit might be helpful On NetWare most java configuration information is stored in the sys:etc\java.cfg file. This file needs to be updated to point to the TOMCAT_HOME and is where the various classpath additions will be entered. So here are the lines that should be entered into the java.cfg file for Tomcat to execute. For this example Tomcat was installed into sys:java\tomcat: TOMCAT_HOME=SYS:JAVA\TOMCAT CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;$TOMCAT_HOME\lib\ant.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;$TOMCAT_HOME\lib\jasper.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;$TOMCAT_HOME\lib\jaxp.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;$TOMCAT_HOME\lib\parser.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;$TOMCAT_HOME\lib\servlet.jar CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH;$TOMCAT_HOME\lib\webserver.jar Remember that the standard SERVLETCLASSPATH will not work with TOMCAT you need to put anything, including servlets you want to execute, into the standard CLASSPATH. You will need to restart java on NetWare for these to take place: java -killall (will kill all running java processes) java -exit (will exit) java (will load java again) if you want to check you working classpath you can type: envset To launch Tomcat you might want to create a tcatup.ncf file and place it in you sys:system directory. The NCF file will contain: Java -Dtomcat.home=\java\tomcat org.apache.tomcat.startup.Tomcat I was unable to create a tcatdn.ncf so you will need to use the NetWare java -show command to see what the process id is of tomcat, then use java -killxxx (where xxx is the process id) to unload it. When your editing the server.xml, paths are referenced by relative (no \ in front) or full like sys:\novonyx\suitespot\docs. NetWare works with either / or \ --------------------------------------- Platform integration specifics for Apache/Jakarta-Tomcat on NetWare 1.install Apache: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/netware.html or at http://developer.novell.com/ndk/leadedge.htm check out 143, 144, & 142 2.If you want Apache to serve your old novonyx/suitespot/docs documents edit the following in your httpd.conf DocumentRoot "sys:/novonyx/suitespot/docs" 3.Don't forget to rem out nsweb in you autoexec.ncf 4. Install Tomcat see above: 5. Grab mod_jk.nlm from the binaries section at Jakarta.apache.org throw it in sys:/apache/modules 6. In the tomcat server.xml file you need to add: <Connector className="org.apache.tomcat.service.PoolTcpConnector"> <Parameter name="handler" value="org.apache.tomcat.service.connector. Ajp13ConnectionHandler"/> <Parameter name="port" value="8009"/> </Connector> # This adds the Ajp13 connector so the mod_jk can work. and <Context path="/" docBase="sys:\novonyx\suitespot\docs" crossContext="false" debug="0" reloadable="true" > </Context> #This is so *.jsp files in your normal web root under #apache, it should match what ever you put in the #httpd.conf for document root 5. In the Apache httpd.conf add the following under the LoadModule area: LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.nlm AddModule mod_jk.c JkWorkersFile sys:/java/tomcat/conf/workers.properties JkLogFile /logs/mod_jk.log JkLogLevel warn # The above loads the mod_jk.nlm JkMount /*.jsp ajp13 JkMount /servlet/* ajp13 JkMount /nwservlet/* ajp13 JkMount /otherworker/*.jsp remoteworker #These are the paths handed off to tomcat from Apache, #They need to be referenced in the tomcat server.xml If you want to learn about the other modules listed in this section of the httpd.conf go to: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/index.html and read on... If you want to use the mod_nds_auth or authldap from http://developer.novell.com/ndk/leadedge.htm as mentioned before, the settings in the httpd.conf are: # ldap needs cldap lib from developer.novell.com/nds/ LoadModule auth_ldap_module modules/authldap.nlm LoadModule nds_auth_module modules/mod_nds.nlm These cannot be loaded into protected memory yet, but can be loaded at the kernel level Just use load apache instad of load address space = apache apache.
