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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Chris Pat <cp...@yahoo.com> on 2006/03/13 15:19:49 UTC
[users@httpd] modjk two-way
Hello
Is it possible/how to create a page that displays a
jsp within an html page that is served by apache in an
apache-tomcat deployment? I dont want to use frames
in the technical sense but in a pictorial sense. I
want the header/footer, left and right to be displayed
by apache and the "center" to be provided by tomcat.
To my understanding this is not possible in an
apache-tomcat deployment, b/c any *.jsp is going to
given entirely over to tomcat. Any enlightment would
be greately appreciated.
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Re: [users@httpd] modjk two-way
Posted by Chris Pat <cp...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Nick
Sorry for the confusion, however you understand it perfectly. It is as you restated it. I was not aware of those technologies and how they interact with apache-tomcat. That is precisely the architecture I need. I will now pursue them. Anything else you can provide for my, necessary grin, clarification would be even more greately appreciated. Thank you.
Nick Kew <ni...@webthing.com> wrote: On Monday 13 March 2006 14:19, Chris Pat wrote:
> Hello
> Is it possible/how to create a page that displays a
> jsp within an html page that is served by apache in an
> apache-tomcat deployment? I dont want to use frames
> in the technical sense but in a pictorial sense. I
> want the header/footer, left and right to be displayed
> by apache and the "center" to be provided by tomcat.
Erm, that looks like a very confused question.
> To my understanding this is not possible in an
> apache-tomcat deployment, b/c any *.jsp is going to
> given entirely over to tomcat. Any enlightment would
> be greately appreciated.
Something has to generate the page, and that something
is either apache or tomcat. Or an extension of one of them.
Do you mean you want a page assembled on apache but
including some contents from tomcat? If so, you could use
mod_publisher to assemble the contents, or (if it's JSP2)
use the XMLNS framework and write a provider for JSP
to query tomcat.
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Re: [users@httpd] modjk two-way
Posted by Nick Kew <ni...@webthing.com>.
On Monday 13 March 2006 14:19, Chris Pat wrote:
> Hello
> Is it possible/how to create a page that displays a
> jsp within an html page that is served by apache in an
> apache-tomcat deployment? I dont want to use frames
> in the technical sense but in a pictorial sense. I
> want the header/footer, left and right to be displayed
> by apache and the "center" to be provided by tomcat.
Erm, that looks like a very confused question.
> To my understanding this is not possible in an
> apache-tomcat deployment, b/c any *.jsp is going to
> given entirely over to tomcat. Any enlightment would
> be greately appreciated.
Something has to generate the page, and that something
is either apache or tomcat. Or an extension of one of them.
Do you mean you want a page assembled on apache but
including some contents from tomcat? If so, you could use
mod_publisher to assemble the contents, or (if it's JSP2)
use the XMLNS framework and write a provider for JSP
to query tomcat.
--
Nick Kew
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