Ron and Ranier:
Thank you again!!
it seems you got me pointed in the right direction. The simple
obvious thing I was overlooking turned up in the Tomcat 4.0
documentation. I was asking Tomcat to open an SSL connection, but not
providing server keys.
I took out the sections of my server.xml asking for the SSL (port
8443) connector and the redirectPort properties in the other
connectors, and everything is working perfectly!
Since I will be running Tomcat behind an Apache http server, I don't
need Tomcat to handle SSL connections - Apache will do that. I will
(once I'm done testing) shut off the port 8080 direct access to
Tomcat and only allow port 8009 access.
My two (currently) remaining questions:
1) Do I need a <host...> definition in my server.xml and a new worker
definition for every host the server is called as?
I'm asking because I have a number of virtual domains hosted on my
one Apache instance...
2) If I want only certain domains to have access to Tomcat, i think
the way to do that (generally) is to use the JkMount directive in
Apache's <VirtualHost...> container for only those hosts I want to
have access, and then to define a worker per host in the
workers.properties file. is that correct? Does the worker definition
have to have a worker.workername.host property of the virtual domain?
or localhost?
And can anyone point me to any resources that show how to allow
workers access to only certain either servlets or directories (which
contain .jsp pages or servlets) and not outside of the specified
directory?
Thank you for your help!!
--Jeff
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