I have happily been serving JSP pages from Apache 1.3/jserv/gnuJSP for over a year now, and am starting to become motivated to move to Apache2/Tomcat.
With GnuJSP I could have JSP files anywhere I wanted under the htdocs directory for Apache and they would be passed to GnuJSP, but all other files (html, jpg, shtml, whatever) would still be handled by apache. I have Tomcat already connected using mod_jk2 to apache2 so that I can go to http://localhost/examples/jsp/whatever so it appears to be functionioning mostly right. What I cannot and really want to do is to be able to put JSP files anywhere in the apache tree (like I used to) and have apache pass them off to tomcat, but handle everything else by itself. Is this even possible with the new architecture of Tomcat? I have so many JSP pages scattered throughout my site that it seems that if every directory that uses JSP pages needs to be handled by tomcat that I won't be left with apache handling anything by itself. Thanks Steve -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
