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help needed building JK2 connector
Hi,
I have Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 installed and is working fine.
Apache 2.0.40 is installed by default and i'd rather stick with that because it is integrated with a nifty configuration tool.
I'd like to link apache and tomcat with the JK2 connector which I have no problems with. As far as I can tell there is no binary download for linux so I have to build it.
The questions I have are.
Is there any documentation on building the JK2? Particularly the command line parameters
As it is the default RPM install of tomcat there doesnt seem a sensible Apache2 home that needs to be set for the build, is there something I should set this to?
If this cant work would I be able to compile using apache 2.0.48 and use the library with apache 2.0.40?
Any other advice on building the connector?
Thanks
Matt
[Shameless Plug] Re: help needed building JK2 connector
Posted by Chong Yu Meng <ch...@cymulacrum.net>.
Adrian Lanning wrote:
>Hi Matt,
>I have built JK2 successfully several times on Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 and
>Apache 2.0.48. The problem I had with the default apache installed on rh
>9.0 was that mine didn't have the apxs program or maybe it was some missing
>libraries.. In any case I had to build apache 2.0.48 from src first before I
>could get it to work.
>
>I used the tutorial by Pascal Chong (thanks Pascal!):
>http://cymulacrum.net/writings/tomcat5/book1.html
>
>Here's another resource for building jk2:
>http://www.thinlizard.com/lizard/modjk2.html
>
>hth,
>Adrian Lanning
>
>
>
Thanks Adrian !
I have updated my website and revised my original Tomcat 4 write-up, and
added a new appendix to the Tomcat 5 write-up that covers an alternative
method of mapping web applications in a Tomcat-Apache-mod_jk2
configuration. This appendix is for people who keep getting 404 errors
after integrating Apache and Tomcat, and applies in particular to
Mandrake Advanced Extranet Server users. The credit for the solution
should also go to Trevor Butler, who collaborated with me on this.
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Re: help needed building JK2 connector
Posted by Adrian Lanning <al...@hotmail.com>.
Hi Matt,
I have built JK2 successfully several times on Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 and
Apache 2.0.48. The problem I had with the default apache installed on rh
9.0 was that mine didn't have the apxs program or maybe it was some missing
libraries.. In any case I had to build apache 2.0.48 from src first before I
could get it to work.
I used the tutorial by Pascal Chong (thanks Pascal!):
http://cymulacrum.net/writings/tomcat5/book1.html
Here's another resource for building jk2:
http://www.thinlizard.com/lizard/modjk2.html
hth,
Adrian Lanning
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From: "Dale, Matt" <Ma...@beCogent.com>
To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 3:40 PM
Subject: help needed building JK2 connector
Hi,
I have Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 installed and is working fine.
Apache 2.0.40 is installed by default and i'd rather stick with that because
it is integrated with a nifty configuration tool.
I'd like to link apache and tomcat with the JK2 connector which I have no
problems with. As far as I can tell there is no binary download for linux so
I have to build it.
The questions I have are.
Is there any documentation on building the JK2? Particularly the command
line parameters
As it is the default RPM install of tomcat there doesnt seem a sensible
Apache2 home that needs to be set for the build, is there something I should
set this to?
If this cant work would I be able to compile using apache 2.0.48 and use the
library with apache 2.0.40?
Any other advice on building the connector?
Thanks
Matt
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Re: help needed building JK2 connector
Posted by Vi <vi...@bexout.com>.
Hi, first of all, rh9 has really odd thing about apache. Apache comes
without apxs2 by default. If you install
apache-dev rpm it should apear. There are other problems, like libs
missing. So basicaly if you REALLY NEED
mod_jk2, recompile apache and reinstall it :( sorry. I have already
working server, which I can't risk with, so
I used mod_proxy.
Apache home if for apache source code dir. You can get command line
parameters doing: ./configure --help|less :)
Using mod_proxy suits my needs, and probably will suit yours. But if you
will rebuild apache and reinstall it, please
mail me how it went.
Dale, Matt wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have Redhat 9 with Tomcat 5 installed and is working fine.
>
>Apache 2.0.40 is installed by default and i'd rather stick with that because it is integrated with a nifty configuration tool.
>
>I'd like to link apache and tomcat with the JK2 connector which I have no problems with. As far as I can tell there is no binary download for linux so I have to build it.
>
>The questions I have are.
>
>Is there any documentation on building the JK2? Particularly the command line parameters
>
>As it is the default RPM install of tomcat there doesnt seem a sensible Apache2 home that needs to be set for the build, is there something I should set this to?
>
>If this cant work would I be able to compile using apache 2.0.48 and use the library with apache 2.0.40?
>
>
>Any other advice on building the connector?
>
>Thanks
>Matt
>
>
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