You can start/stop each independently. I do it all the time. You may encounter errors in Apache's logs, if it is in the middle of trying to satisfy a request to Tomcat, but Tomcat is restarted before the request can complete.
The cleanest way to do this, for stops, is: stop Apache, then stop Tomcat. For starts: start Tomcat, then start Apache. that way, requests are not handled until Apache is up. But doing it this way is not required.
The only time restarting Tomcat requires an Apache restart is if you are using the ApacheConfig classes in server.xml to auto-generate mod_jk configuration information for Apache. Since the mod_jk.conf file gets created every time Tomcat is started, you would need to restart Apache for it to pick up any changes to that file.
John
On Tue, 3 Jun 2003 09:32:26 +0100, softspt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Is it possible to set up Tomcat so that it services JSP requests for Apache, yet can be restarted independently? The docs for mod_jk say that restarting Tomcat requires restarting Apache.
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