Can't seem to get the dots connect between an Apache defined Virtual host and one defined in server.xml.
The desired effect is that I want static html pages loaded from Apache and jsp/servlet loaded by Tomcat from the same "virtual host" definition. Read a lot of instructions/books..etc and have in the past had no problems with using the default "localhost" (out of the box) setup.... now I need this more complex arrangement and I'm missing a piece.. can't figure out what it is... Following are the pieces I thought were necessary...
On Apache (2.0.48) I have name based virtual hosting..
Example (snipped version)
<VirtualHost 207.137.13.166>
ServerName dev1.adomain.com
...other stuff.....
</VirtualHost>On Tomcat (4.1.29) (abreviated) the Server.xml I have
<Host name="dev1.adomain.com"
appBase="webapps/dev1" <Listener className="org.apache.ajp.tomcat4.config.ApacheConfig"
...etc....
/>
... other stuff....
</Host>This generates the correct mod_jk.conf which is included in the httpd.conf file at the end..
I see my web application defined there and all looks "correct" with the entry...
<VirtualHost dev1.adomin.com> ServerName dev1.adomain.com
...etc...
</VirtualHost>
I have a JkMount as follows (example)
JkMount /MyWebAp/servletname ajp13 JkMount /MyWebAp/*.jsp ajp13
(started and restarted everything several times..)
Unfortunately the following Url does not work
http://dev1.adomain.com/MyWebAp/servletname
nor
http://dev1.adomain.com/MyWebAp/index.jsp
... I get an Apache "Not Found"..etc... Obviously I've missed a dot so it is not connecting.. Basically I suspect that the Virtualhost def in httpd.conf is conflicting with the one supplied in mod_jk.conf.. But so far I have not been able to resolve this..
(Notes.. assume the example domain "dev1.adomain.com" points to 207.137.13.166 is registered with a DNS service. I have no problems seeing static pages at that domain in the htdocs/dev1 directory)
Clues and suggestions..
John..
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