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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Ken Hensel <kh...@sis125.berkeley.edu> on 2004/03/18 04:22:19 UTC
mod_jk3, Tomcat, Apache2 Wildcard problem (Linux)
Help please,
I have searched far and wide, but found no answer to this question -
although one guy had the same problem and reverted to mod_jk as a
solution. This is not a solution for me.
I have the following in my workers2.properties file:
[uri:/myapp/]
[uri:/myapp/*.jsp]
[uri:/myapp/dir1/*.jsp]
[uri:/myapp/dir1/dir2]
[uri:/myapp/dir2/*]
Everything works as expected except for the final one. The wildcard (*)
by itself after a / is not working. Instead it tries to access the
pathname on DocumentRoot instead of Tomcat (4.1).
Has anyone had this problem? I used both binaries and also build
Apache2 and jakarta-tomcat-connectors from source with the same problem.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Ken
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Re: mod_jk3, Tomcat, Apache2 Wildcard problem (Linux)
Posted by Ken Hensel <kh...@sis125.berkeley.edu>.
I thought some people might want to know. I don't have this problem any
more.
The problem seems to be when the workers2.properties is used for the
urisets.
I took them out and put them into mod_jk2.conf, which is statically
included into httpd.conf, as
<Location "/myapp/*.jsp">
JkUriSet group ajp13:localhost:8009
</Location>
<Location "/myapp/pub/dir/*">
JkUriSet group ajp13:localhost:8009
</Location>
I also found that Apache seemed to get confused when the Alias to the
directory for the static web content was the same as the application
name. I was getting erratic behavior -- images would show up once then
on the next screen disappear...
I called the static content directory myapp-static and it was resolved.
Thanks anyway
Ken Hensel wrote:
> Typo. I thought I had everything right. It's mod_jk2 obviously.
> Thanks for pointing that out.
>
> Still a problem.
>
> Ken
>
>
> Chong Yu Meng wrote:
>
>> Hi Ken,
>>
>> First, there is no mod_jk3 that I am aware of. You are referring to
>> mod_jk2, perhaps?
>>
>> Second, please look at Appendix A of my Tomcat 5 write-up
>> (http://cymulacrum.net/writings/tomcat5/c1215.html). I encountered
>> the same problem. You wouldn't be using Mandrake or Mandrake's
>> Advanced Extranet Server, would you? I encountered the problem on
>> that platform. The only way of working around it that I know of, is
>> to put the context mappings inside httpd2.conf instead of
>> workers2.properties (see my docs for example on the syntax). I don't
>> know why this happens -- perhaps Yoav can shed some light on this...?
>>
>> Hope this helps !
>>
>>
>> Ken Hensel wrote:
>>
>>> Help please,
>>>
>>> I have searched far and wide, but found no answer to this question -
>>> although one guy had the same problem and reverted to mod_jk as a
>>> solution. This is not a solution for me.
>>>
>>> I have the following in my workers2.properties file:
>>>
>>> [uri:/myapp/]
>>> [uri:/myapp/*.jsp]
>>> [uri:/myapp/dir1/*.jsp]
>>> [uri:/myapp/dir1/dir2]
>>> [uri:/myapp/dir2/*]
>>>
>>> Everything works as expected except for the final one. The wildcard
>>> (*)
>>> by itself after a / is not working. Instead it tries to access the
>>> pathname on DocumentRoot instead of Tomcat (4.1).
>>>
>>> Has anyone had this problem? I used both binaries and also build
>>> Apache2 and jakarta-tomcat-connectors from source with the same
>>> problem.
>>>
>>> Any help would be appreciated.
>>>
>>> Thanks, Ken
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>
>>
>
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Re: mod_jk3, Tomcat, Apache2 Wildcard problem (Linux)
Posted by Ken Hensel <kh...@sis125.berkeley.edu>.
Typo. I thought I had everything right. It's mod_jk2 obviously.
Thanks for pointing that out.
Still a problem.
Ken
Chong Yu Meng wrote:
> Hi Ken,
>
> First, there is no mod_jk3 that I am aware of. You are referring to
> mod_jk2, perhaps?
>
> Second, please look at Appendix A of my Tomcat 5 write-up
> (http://cymulacrum.net/writings/tomcat5/c1215.html). I encountered the
> same problem. You wouldn't be using Mandrake or Mandrake's Advanced
> Extranet Server, would you? I encountered the problem on that
> platform. The only way of working around it that I know of, is to put
> the context mappings inside httpd2.conf instead of workers2.properties
> (see my docs for example on the syntax). I don't know why this happens
> -- perhaps Yoav can shed some light on this...?
>
> Hope this helps !
>
>
> Ken Hensel wrote:
>
>> Help please,
>>
>> I have searched far and wide, but found no answer to this question -
>> although one guy had the same problem and reverted to mod_jk as a
>> solution. This is not a solution for me.
>>
>> I have the following in my workers2.properties file:
>>
>> [uri:/myapp/]
>> [uri:/myapp/*.jsp]
>> [uri:/myapp/dir1/*.jsp]
>> [uri:/myapp/dir1/dir2]
>> [uri:/myapp/dir2/*]
>>
>> Everything works as expected except for the final one. The wildcard (*)
>> by itself after a / is not working. Instead it tries to access the
>> pathname on DocumentRoot instead of Tomcat (4.1).
>>
>> Has anyone had this problem? I used both binaries and also build
>> Apache2 and jakarta-tomcat-connectors from source with the same problem.
>>
>> Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks, Ken
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
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Re: mod_jk3, Tomcat, Apache2 Wildcard problem (Linux)
Posted by Chong Yu Meng <ch...@cymulacrum.net>.
Hi Ken,
First, there is no mod_jk3 that I am aware of. You are referring to
mod_jk2, perhaps?
Second, please look at Appendix A of my Tomcat 5 write-up
(http://cymulacrum.net/writings/tomcat5/c1215.html). I encountered the
same problem. You wouldn't be using Mandrake or Mandrake's Advanced
Extranet Server, would you? I encountered the problem on that platform.
The only way of working around it that I know of, is to put the context
mappings inside httpd2.conf instead of workers2.properties (see my docs
for example on the syntax). I don't know why this happens -- perhaps
Yoav can shed some light on this...?
Hope this helps !
Ken Hensel wrote:
> Help please,
>
> I have searched far and wide, but found no answer to this question -
> although one guy had the same problem and reverted to mod_jk as a
> solution. This is not a solution for me.
>
> I have the following in my workers2.properties file:
>
> [uri:/myapp/]
> [uri:/myapp/*.jsp]
> [uri:/myapp/dir1/*.jsp]
> [uri:/myapp/dir1/dir2]
> [uri:/myapp/dir2/*]
>
> Everything works as expected except for the final one. The wildcard (*)
> by itself after a / is not working. Instead it tries to access the
> pathname on DocumentRoot instead of Tomcat (4.1).
>
> Has anyone had this problem? I used both binaries and also build
> Apache2 and jakarta-tomcat-connectors from source with the same problem.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks, Ken
>
>
>
>
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