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Apache/Tomcat and NT

I have had a quick attempt at getting Apache and Tomcat working together on
NT. With no joy.
All I would like to know is can it be done. Before I spend too much time on
it.

Re: Apache/Tomcat and NT

Posted by "S.Balakrishnan" <ba...@mediasolv.com>.
yes can
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Subject: Apache/Tomcat and NT


> I have had a quick attempt at getting Apache and Tomcat working together
on
> NT. With no joy.
> All I would like to know is can it be done. Before I spend too much time
on
> it.
>
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Re: Apache/Tomcat and NT

Posted by Tin Le <ti...@le.org>.
Yes, it can be done.  I've got it working on many different OS, such as
Linux, Solaris, NT and Win98.  There is a certain procedure to follow
and once I learned it, I can always get them to work.  I'll write up
the complete steps I used when I get time.

There is a User Guide in the online CVS for Tomcat that detailed how to
install Apache+Tomcat on NT.  Look for it.

Quick steps:

1. install JDK1.2.2
2. Install Apache 1.3.12. Make sure this work first.
3. Install Tomcat.
4. Put mod_jk.dll in Apache/modules (on my system it's in
	c:/program files/Apache Group/Apache/modules
5. follow install instruction in Tomcat and update config files
	in Apache: httpd.conf
	in Tomcat: tomcat.conf
   Although if you use the default everywhere, you may not need to do
   anything to Tomcat config files yet.
6. start Apache if it's not running already.
7. start Tomcat using "tomcat.bat run" in a DOS window.
8. look for errors in the Tomcat window.  if no errors, try to access
   the admin page, i.e. if left at default, it's
	http://localhost/admin/

Good luck.  I'll flush this out later.

Tin Le
----
http://tin.le.org
Tin Le - tin@le.org
Firewall and Security Consulting

On Wed, 27 Sep 2000, John Blackall wrote:


> I have had a quick attempt at getting Apache and Tomcat working together on
> NT. With no joy.
> All I would like to know is can it be done. Before I spend too much time on
> it.

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RE: Apache/Tomcat and NT

Posted by Yang Liu <li...@voxa.com>.
Yes, it can.

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> 
> I have had a quick attempt at getting Apache and Tomcat working 
> together on
> NT. With no joy.
> All I would like to know is can it be done. Before I spend too 
> much time on
> it.
> 
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R: Apache/Tomcat and NT

Posted by Tomasini Andrea <an...@nch.it>.
> I have had a quick attempt at getting Apache and Tomcat
> working together on
> NT. With no joy.
> All I would like to know is can it be done. Before I spend
> too much time on
> it.

Yes it can be done... try to use the ready and out of the
box (FREE) distribution of OpenSA (http:/www.opensa.org) of
apache for WinNT, it integrate SSL (mod_ssl) and it was
planned to support directly even mod_jserv and mod_tomcat
:-)

Byez
ANdreaT