How about this.
If the software was robust and developed to a professional standard
then I would know what to do because the software would detect the issues
and give me solutions like any professional product.
My friend, any product will give you any solution. You have to study, read the
manual, do some
trial&error, play a bit, also read the code if you can.
Generally, more powerful is the software, higher is its learning curve. As
someone already said, if
you need professional technical support, please contact some professional
figure/business for it (I could help).
It works! from Raspberry Pi
from http://backbtn.ddns.net (http://backbtn.ddns.net/)
and not seeing the contents of http://localhost:8080/AccountsApp
(http://localhost:8080/AccountsApp/) from another machine on the local
area network .
...
My objective is to get wildfly with my Java EE application to connect to apache
and see it from
this link
http://backbtn.ddns.net (http://backbtn.ddns.net) then I am done here.
What you are trying to achieve (reverse proxy) is trivial.
Note that you are trying to use mod_jk (APJ/13) to connect to a servlet engine
that speaks HTTP (http://localhost:8080).
Don't use mod_jk, use proxy_module and proxy_http_module (remove # from
LoadModule proxy_module and LoadModule proxy_http_module).
Then, at the end of your httpd.conf, add:
ProxyPreserveHost on
ProxyPass / http://localhost:8080/ (http://localhost:8080)
And restart httpd.
After that I will put into effect my million dollar idea may be even a
Billion US Dollar idea which
I have and you don't.
my BIG IDEA .
Good luck for your fortunate big money startup idea on a Raspberri PI with
httpd, wildfly and a legacy monolithic j2ee application.
