Doug Tucker wrote:
1. Check whether their pages are accessible when you connect to Tomcat
directly without HTTPD.
Negative. Either way I get the tomcat "container is not available".
You can see the error by going to:
http://webdev2.seas.smu.edu/~tuckerd/
The server.xml looks OK.
I am not sure that your mod_jk configuration is OK.
2. There are no "jsp-examples" and "servlet-examples" in Tomcat 6.
Hmm..I installed yum install tomcat* and it installed some packages that
have them:
http://webdev2.seas.smu.edu/examples/servlets/
but no biggie, the fact that those work just lets me know tomcat is
working and I don't have a complete failure.
3. Beware that in current mod_jk versions the mappings are local to a
HTTPD VirtualHost.
Can you elaborate or point me to the doc? I've read top to bottom the
last 2 days of the 6 docs and must have missed this. Are you suggesting
if I create a virtual host in apache to the doc root the default is
currently pointing to (which is outside the userdir) it will help? I
have a feeling I'm misunderstanding what you are saying. My apologies.
He means : read on about the "JkCopy*" directives under Apache httpd.
4. If you want Tomcat to be secure (and you do not trust your
students), you have to
This is just for a classroom assignment and will go away as soon as
complete. Thanks so much for that info though.
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