Hi
You seems to be in confusion.
First visit TOMCAT website ,download ,work on the example application
Redesign u'r site as per requirement and deploy the same in Tomcat env
Use Tomcat to plug to Apache 2.x heavy load http traffic
Migration from Jserv to Tomcat is little bit difficult as the internal
architecture of jserv is different from tomcat
Jserv is outdated and replaced with tomcat
with regards
karthik
Kannan Kanagaraj wrote:
Hi
I am running Apache 1.3.x with Apache JServ. The migration/upgrade process
is to use Tomcat 6.0 for both http and servlet servlet.
So that I can get rid off old versions of apache. There are no static pages
in my application, all the requests are handled and processed
at the servlet container.
On 3/25/08, karthikn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
Tomcat is a mini http server + web container ,
while Apache 1.3.x is only a http server
What application are u running on Apche
Tomcat can be plugged to Apache for more request responses
exceeding other then Tomcat direct interaction
with regards
karthik
Kannan Kanagaraj wrote:
Hello All
I am migrating an application running on Apache 1.3.x to Tomcat 6.0.
One of the problem I face :
In Apache httpd.conf, there is config tag: 'Alias', which I
could
not find an
equivalent tag in Tomcat 6.0. I have searched over the internet but no
luck.
Example use of Alias in Apache httpd.conf: Alias /UserManuals
"x:/usermanuals"
Here all the User Manuals are kept in a separate network drive which the
webserver
has access. So, for a URL request
http://www.domain.com/UserManuals/Model_V1.pdf
would internally do a lookup to x:/usermanuals/Model_V1.pdf and return
it to
the user.
How do I configure the same in Tomcat 6.0 ?
Many Thanks
//Kannan
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