Hi - I'm trying to get mod_jk going. I have the connector and all, but, even having looked at the accompanying "documentation", I can't seem to determine for certain how I should set up my server.xml file. Could someone be so kind as to fill me in on precisely what is required to be in a person's server.xml in order to use the jk connector? Also - and this may or may not be answered by the previous question - what do I use for the class on the "Engine" element? Am I required to specify "Host" elements, or will having my virtual hosts set up in Apache be sufficient for that?
What I'm shooting for is as simple of a server.xml file as possible - putting as much of the burden for determining virtual hosts etc on Apache. I need it to do SSL and redirects. I'm of the understanding the jk connector is the best choice in this circumstance. I will have several pieces of static content, so I really want to use Apache to serve that. I had all of this, except redirection, working under the webapp connector - but I'm of the understanding that it won't let Apache do it's job on the static content - it wants to serve that too. The only reason (even though the webapp connector was serving static content) I'm attempting to swap over to the jk connector is because I really need redirection to work and would really like for the container to handle that for me. I believe this is the "last hurdle" I need to jump before I can hit production. Could someone please help me out here? My configuration is as follows: RedHat Linux 7.2 Apache 1.3.2 Tomcat 4.0.3 Sun JDK 1.4 Thanks so much! Eddie -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
