At 04:51 PM 5/29/2003 -0700, Vincent J. Buonassisi wrote: >i wish i could better help you but i am having problems as well in trying >to get these components working together. but, i will try to give you >meager comments based on my reading/experience.
Thanks! I appreciate it - it seems I have read so many different views of what to do for this, I'm never sure if I'm understanding everything I read the way it was meant! It's good to hear from someone who is going thru the same thing I am! >one question: were you able to get rid of the mod_jk2 error at startup in >apache ([error] mod_jk child init 1 0) that you wrote about earlier? Not today, no. I never got a response to the question about it, but I guess it wasn't hurting anything - at least that I could see. Maybe that's the source of all my problems? I don't know! >i believe that the file jk2.socket should be created on the tomcat side >when tomcat starts up and reads the jk2.properties file (i think that the >file is read if you have defined a jk2 connector in the server.xml >file). however, i see that you have the line for creating this socket >commented out and you also don't list the unix domain socket (channelUnix) >in the handler list handler.list. I read that the jk2.socket file was created by Tomcat - but I thought I'd see a sample one SOMEWHERE. Where did I define the jk2.properties file? Hmm, I can't remember right off, but that location sounds right. I wasn't familiar with the notion of a UNIX domain socket, and I didn't come across that until late in my reading, so I don't think that part is vital, as long as TCP/IP sockets are used by default, and of course both Tomcat and Apache have the same references in their configs. >have you looked at all of the tomcat log files (catalina.out, etc) to see >if there are any errors? i've noticed that errors will not be identified >w/ an 'error' tag but will be embedded in w/ the rest of the informational >logging messages. Is there some way of getting more informational messages (like adding a timestamp) into catalina.out? I haven't looked at that all that much, but about all I see is stuff like "Starting service Tomcat Apache" - it'd be nice(and helpful) to see more info! I *think* I'm looking at the right logs...it'd be nice if there was a log for mod_jk2, tho I did see how to define a "status" worker for it to prove to me that mod_jk2 was ok... >i have not tried using tcp/ip sockets to see if i get the same results >that you do. but, i will try it to see if i get better results. Like I mentioned, I didn't use UNIX sockets as I didn't see them mentioned until late in my reading. UNIX sockets are supposed to be much, much faster than TCP/IP sockets and are supposed to offer better performance - well, without this working as it is supposed to, I can't confirm that as being true or false! Now, I have also tried mod_jk; using that gets rid of that first "[error]" we were talking about (which is something I don't understand - I get the error with mod_jk*2*, but the error itself refers to "mod_jk" - did someone just forget to update the error message?), and I get a little further - as in, instead of getting a blank page and an 400 (bad request) message in my apache log, I get a static page (usually a .html page, like index.html for the Tomcat examples), and then the 400 message in the log when I go to execute a .jsp or a .class file. I think I've beaten server.xml and httpd.conf about to death; maybe there's something in, say, web.xml that I need to be looking at? Thanks for the reply! Lynn Hollerman. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
