I used this setup of Apache on port 80 and Tomcat on port 8080 as well, but
found that some organisations disable browsing on ports other than port 80.
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Wilko Hische
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>> "Samuzeau" == Samuzeau Pascal
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Samuzeau> I'm reading what you're speaking about.
Samuzeau> Can you tell me moer about it.
Samuzeau> In fact I have Apache running on my server, and I have
Samuzeau> installed Tomcat, with jserv_mod. Only to work with
Samuzeau> Cocoon.
I don't use jserv_mod, I use just Tomcat stand alone.
So, just the (almost out-of-the box) installation with a
webapp-specific web.xml file. That's all.
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