Thanks Chris! Yes, Tomcat and IIS are on different machines, and yes, there is firewall stuff in between. IIS is in a publicly available layer, and Tomcat is more "inside" protected from the outside world. And at the moment there is only infrequent traffic to the server.
I'll follow up your theory - it sounds reasonable. /Peter 2006/10/16, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Peter, > After a day or so a fully functional setup (IIS, AJP Tomcat) doesn't work > any longer. > > Tomcat is still running, and surfing to the Tomcat port works fine, but > going through IIS no longer works. (See log excerpt below) > > We're using the following: > > - Tomcat 5.0.28 > - ajk 2.19 > - IIS Is everything on a single host, or do you have ISS running on a different machine? If they are separated, some firewall software and hardware will kill connections that have not been used for a certain amount of time (often a few hours). If your AJP13 connection is dying overnight when nobody is using it, perhaps you have a router or firewall configured to close inactive connections. -chris
-- Peter Olin
