New and first question ...

[Edi Stojicevic <es...@debianworld.org>]

Hi,

I'm new to tomcat and need a couple of advices ...

Currently, I have this configuration :

    * Wiki on one host (apache port 80)
    * intranet on an other host (tomcat port 80)
    * Ticketing system on a third host (tomcat 80 and 8080)

We want to migrate everything on the the third host and I was wondering
what's the best solution to do that kind of setup ... 

I just bought the Oreilly "Tomcat:  The definitive guide" but didnt have
time yet to read it completely so in the meantime if someone has an idea
about the best way to go ...

Cheers,

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Re: New and first question ...

[Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>]

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Edi,

Edi Stojicevic wrote:
|     * Wiki on one host (apache port 80)
|     * intranet on an other host (tomcat port 80)
|     * Ticketing system on a third host (tomcat 80 and 8080)
|
| We want to migrate everything on the the third host and I was wondering
| what's the best solution to do that kind of setup ...

The easiest thing for you to do is to move your application from machine
3 to machine 2, since you will just be re-deploying your application
into a different Tomcat instance. If you require access to port 8080 for
the ticketing application, then you'll have to add a <Connector>
definition to machine 2.

If you want to put everything together on one host so that port 80 is
shared among all applications, /and/ if your wiki requires a particular
web server, then you'll have to set up proxying, either using HTTP or
AJP protocols. I'll cover that if you need me to do so.

- -chris

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