OK - related to the subject. Does mod_jk have unit tests that we could use to do/help with regression testing?
We found number of bugs in previous versions of mod_jk, but these were unfortunatelly bugs found in production environment. Since then we started using Apache workbench and push to test but I would be really interested to run some mod_jk native tests if available. Even if not available I would not mind creating some for the mod_jk team for as long as someone from the mod_jk dev. team can assist with hints of what are the most important scenarios. Thank you, Edmon On 7/11/06, Mark Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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