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how to use the mod_jk2?
hi I have ocassionally gotten/obtained the Apache http server to
supposedly use with tomcat. I say "supposedly" because I have never been
able to even start to connect the 2 servers thru the mod_jk2! Can
someone please "walk me" through the whole procedure for doing this?
Much thanx to anyone who can help me with this long time problem.
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Re: how to use the mod_jk2?
Posted by Dhaval Patel <dh...@yahoo.com>.
Hi,
If you are using Apache 2.0.x, then and then only mod_jk or mod_jk2 will help you. If you are using Apache 2.2.x, use mod_proxy_ajp.
For mod_jk configuration, look at following two links:
(1) Simple configuration - http://www.howtoforge.com/apache2_tomcat5_mod_jk_integration
(2) Advanced configuration with Virtual hosts - http://www.howtoforge.com/apache2_tomcat5_mod_jk
For mod_proxy_ajp, look at following link:
(1) http://forgeftp.novell.com/lu4d/lu4d_lskd_mod_proxy_ajp.htm
Above links uses different OSs (Debian and SuSE) for illustration but you can configure Apache based upon that.
Let us know how it goes with you.
Regards,
D
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From: Steve R Burrus <bu...@swbell.net>
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Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2006 6:04:24 PM
Subject: Re: how to use the mod_jk2?
Okay you are right. So how do I go about setting up the mod_jk to be the
connector between Tomcat and the Apache HTTP Server anyway?
Mark Thomas wrote:
>Steve R Burrus wrote:
>
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>>hi I have ocassionally gotten/obtained the Apache http server to
>>supposedly use with tomcat. I say "supposedly" because I have never been
>>able to even start to connect the 2 servers thru the mod_jk2! Can
>>someone please "walk me" through the whole procedure for doing this?
>>Much thanx to anyone who can help me with this long time problem.
>>
>>
>
>Are you aware that mod_jk2 is deprecated and the mod_proxy_ajp and
>mod_jk are the currently supported methods of doing this?
>
>Mark
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Re: how to use the mod_jk2?
Posted by Steve R Burrus <bu...@swbell.net>.
Okay you are right. So how do I go about setting up the mod_jk to be the
connector between Tomcat and the Apache HTTP Server anyway?
Mark Thomas wrote:
>Steve R Burrus wrote:
>
>
>>hi I have ocassionally gotten/obtained the Apache http server to
>>supposedly use with tomcat. I say "supposedly" because I have never been
>>able to even start to connect the 2 servers thru the mod_jk2! Can
>>someone please "walk me" through the whole procedure for doing this?
>>Much thanx to anyone who can help me with this long time problem.
>>
>>
>
>Are you aware that mod_jk2 is deprecated and the mod_proxy_ajp and
>mod_jk are the currently supported methods of doing this?
>
>Mark
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Re: how to use the mod_jk2?
Posted by Ra...@stj.gov.br.
Hi;
Get apache 2.2.3, compile with all you want plus --enable-proxy-ajp.
Configuration:
httpd.conf: <Location /"APP NAME">
ProxyPass ajp://"TOMCAT IP":"TOMCAT PORT"/"APP NAME"
</Location>
I think this will work. Everything between " should be replaced by the
correct value. Have I forgotten something?
Rafael Sarres de Almeida
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Re: how to use the mod_jk2?
Steve R Burrus wrote:
> hi I have ocassionally gotten/obtained the Apache http server to
> supposedly use with tomcat. I say "supposedly" because I have never been
> able to even start to connect the 2 servers thru the mod_jk2! Can
> someone please "walk me" through the whole procedure for doing this?
> Much thanx to anyone who can help me with this long time problem.
Are you aware that mod_jk2 is deprecated and the mod_proxy_ajp and
mod_jk are the currently supported methods of doing this?
Mark
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Re: how to use the mod_jk2?
Posted by Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>.
Steve R Burrus wrote:
> hi I have ocassionally gotten/obtained the Apache http server to
> supposedly use with tomcat. I say "supposedly" because I have never been
> able to even start to connect the 2 servers thru the mod_jk2! Can
> someone please "walk me" through the whole procedure for doing this?
> Much thanx to anyone who can help me with this long time problem.
Are you aware that mod_jk2 is deprecated and the mod_proxy_ajp and
mod_jk are the currently supported methods of doing this?
Mark
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