Hi ,
I had a strong suspicion that WicketFilter (from 1.3 b3) not compatible
with Resin ( I tried 2.1.17 and latest 3.0.24 )
I can install a very simple filter , just doing this :
public void doFilter (...)
System.out.println("before doFilter");
chain.doFilter(req, res);
System.out.println("after doFilter");
And mount this test filter to "/*" , it works.
That means it can intercept "
http://foo.bar.com/servlet/foo.bar.test.TestServlet"; , and print the
messages.
But WicketFilter just cannot work correctly with Resin_with_apache.
I have to manually assign to port 8080 to make the filter work.
Anybody successfully install WicketFilter with "Resin_with_Apache
(mod_caucho.so) " ? (not standalone resin)
2007/10/3, smallufo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> 2007/10/3, David Bernard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> > > Have you try:
> > >> * to set port to 80 instead of 8080
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> > > Port 80 is listened by apache httpd.
> > > I need apache httpd to serve large amount of static contents.
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> > Yes, and resin.conf isn't run as part of Apache?
> > Apache (port 80) -> srun(6802)
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> Resin is a module of apache httpd , through this module :
> /usr/lib/httpd/modules/mod_caucho.so
> Through this module , resin will try to intercept matched URL and
> redirect to resin.
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> Sorry , no other idea, except may be create an dummyServlet mapped to /app
> > in web.xml.
> > Have you the same problem with resin 3.x ?
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> That's OK , I can set up a reverse-proxy to solve this problem , won't
> expose port 8080 ...
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> As to resin 3.x , I have a lot of webapps , and I am afraid there will be
> some incompatibilities.
> This will be a big task.... I'll try it in the future , not sure......
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