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Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
*****Question:*****:
Is there ANYONE out there that has managed to get Apache2.0.39 and
Tomcat4.x working on a Windows2K/NT machine?????
Don't worry I won't even bother e-mailing you for help(unless you say
I can). I've gotten to the point now that I'm just wondering if anyone
is even using the combination since I can't find anything about it.
I'm just so frustrated, people are constantly asking these questions
and yet I see no documentation anywhere on any jakarata site how to
set this stuff up. Tomcat 4.0.4 is great I love it. Shouldn't it work
with another jakarta open source project - Apache web server?
This best documentation I found was in this doc:
http://mpcon.org/temp/how2install_apache_w_php_jsp_support.doc
But even the author just realized this install isn't perfect (it only
seems to be working from localhost).
In the meantime I'm just using Tomcat as the only server. I've never
installed Apache1.3 and things are almost perfect with Apache2.0.39 so
I really don't want to uninstall it yet and try to tackle 1.3, if
someone has the above set up working correctly.
Even if you don't have the above working e-mail back bitching. Maybe I
could keep track of the e-mail addresses and when someone does provide
a solution or help I can let every else know.
If anyone is interested in my original question/post it is below:
--->
I'm having trouble getting Apache(2.0.39) to recognize Tomcat(4.0.4)
applications using port 7000. In my Apache httpd.conf file I have set:
Listen 7000
and also have the servername set:
ServerName afs.obs.outback.com
Everything works fine when just dealing on the actual machine that
Apache and Tomcat is on using localhost. In other words
http://localhost:7000/ --- brings up Apache main page
http://localhost:7000/myTomcatAppName/index.jsp --- serves up the
jsp struts application fine
However when I try to access
http://afs.obs.outback.com:7000/myTomcatAppName/index.jsp I get an
Apache 404 url does not exist error
(going straight to Tomcat does work fine:
http://afs.obs.outback.com:8080/myTomcatAppName/index.jsp )
Please someone help..this is driving me nuts:) Thanks
--
Rick
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Re[2]: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
Posted by Rick Reumann <ma...@reumann.net>.
On Wednesday, July 24, 2002, 11:59:56 AM, Ron wrote:
RW> I understand that some corporate management is enamored with
RW> MS/Windows, and sometimes you gotta' do what you gotta' do.
Yes, unfortunately that is the situation here:(
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Re: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
Posted by Quackamoe <qu...@yahoo.com>.
--- Ron Wingfield <rt...@archaxis.net> wrote:
> Hello Rick,
>
> I appreciate your concern and frustration. I have
> not attempted to install Apache on a MS/Windows box.
> I'd like to suggest as best I can, without ego or
> derisive attitude, that I would never use any
> MS/Windows system to drive a web server. TCI/IP and
> the server architecture was not invented for
> Windows. To install on MS/Windows is analogous to
> attempting to power an Indy Car with a steam engine.
> Why attempt to make (or expect) Apache to function
> in an operating system environment for which it was
> not designed?
>
> I understand that some corporate management is
> enamored with MS/Windows, and sometimes you gotta'
> do what you gotta' do.
>
I agree that Windows isn't a dream environment. My
production versions of Apache run on Solaris and
HP-UX. But for a local test environment here at work
I was stuck with installing Apache on a Win95 machine
and at home I installed Apache on a Win98SE machine.
Certainly beats PWS if you're on a PC and need to
check
out a new SSI or CGI or the like.
Terry
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Re: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
Posted by Quackamoe <qu...@yahoo.com>.
--- Ron Wingfield <rt...@archaxis.net> wrote:
> Hello Rick,
>
> I appreciate your concern and frustration. I have
> not attempted to install Apache on a MS/Windows box.
> I'd like to suggest as best I can, without ego or
> derisive attitude, that I would never use any
> MS/Windows system to drive a web server. TCI/IP and
> the server architecture was not invented for
> Windows. To install on MS/Windows is analogous to
> attempting to power an Indy Car with a steam engine.
> Why attempt to make (or expect) Apache to function
> in an operating system environment for which it was
> not designed?
>
> I understand that some corporate management is
> enamored with MS/Windows, and sometimes you gotta'
> do what you gotta' do.
>
I agree that Windows isn't a dream environment. My
production versions of Apache run on Solaris and
HP-UX. But for a local test environment here at work
I was stuck with installing Apache on a Win95 machine
and at home I installed Apache on a Win98SE machine.
Certainly beats PWS if you're on a PC and need to
check
out a new SSI or CGI or the like.
Terry
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Re: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
Posted by Ron Wingfield <rt...@archaxis.net>.
Hello Rick,
I appreciate your concern and frustration. I have not attempted to install Apache on a MS/Windows box. I'd like to suggest as best I can, without ego or derisive attitude, that I would never use any MS/Windows system to drive a web server. TCI/IP and the server architecture was not invented for Windows. To install on MS/Windows is analogous to attempting to power an Indy Car with a steam engine. Why attempt to make (or expect) Apache to function in an operating system environment for which it was not designed?
I understand that some corporate management is enamored with MS/Windows, and sometimes you gotta' do what you gotta' do.
Sincerely,
Ron W.
----- Original Message -----
From: Rick Reumann
To: Tomcat Users List ; users@httpd.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 10:18 AM
Subject: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
RE: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
Posted by Koen Vingerhoets <ko...@ubench.com>.
Hi,
I know have 4 Win2k servers running Apache 1.3.20 (more accurate: IBM HTTP
Server, which is a 'hacked' Apache).
I have one RedHat running Apache as well.
Compared: I would rather see me running 1000 RedHat - Apaches and only 1
Win2k - Apache.
What a mess it is :s
Koen
-----Original Message-----
From: Rick Reumann [mailto:maillist@reumann.net]
Sent: 24 July 2002 17:19
To: Tomcat Users List; users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Survey question for any Tomcat or Apache users out there
*****Question:*****:
Is there ANYONE out there that has managed to get Apache2.0.39 and
Tomcat4.x working on a Windows2K/NT machine?????
Don't worry I won't even bother e-mailing you for help(unless you say
I can). I've gotten to the point now that I'm just wondering if anyone
is even using the combination since I can't find anything about it.
I'm just so frustrated, people are constantly asking these questions
and yet I see no documentation anywhere on any jakarata site how to
set this stuff up. Tomcat 4.0.4 is great I love it. Shouldn't it work
with another jakarta open source project - Apache web server?
This best documentation I found was in this doc:
http://mpcon.org/temp/how2install_apache_w_php_jsp_support.doc
But even the author just realized this install isn't perfect (it only
seems to be working from localhost).
In the meantime I'm just using Tomcat as the only server. I've never
installed Apache1.3 and things are almost perfect with Apache2.0.39 so
I really don't want to uninstall it yet and try to tackle 1.3, if
someone has the above set up working correctly.
Even if you don't have the above working e-mail back bitching. Maybe I
could keep track of the e-mail addresses and when someone does provide
a solution or help I can let every else know.
If anyone is interested in my original question/post it is below:
--->
I'm having trouble getting Apache(2.0.39) to recognize Tomcat(4.0.4)
applications using port 7000. In my Apache httpd.conf file I have set:
Listen 7000
and also have the servername set:
ServerName afs.obs.outback.com
Everything works fine when just dealing on the actual machine that
Apache and Tomcat is on using localhost. In other words
http://localhost:7000/ --- brings up Apache main page
http://localhost:7000/myTomcatAppName/index.jsp --- serves up the
jsp struts application fine
However when I try to access
http://afs.obs.outback.com:7000/myTomcatAppName/index.jsp I get an
Apache 404 url does not exist error
(going straight to Tomcat does work fine:
http://afs.obs.outback.com:8080/myTomcatAppName/index.jsp )
Please someone help..this is driving me nuts:) Thanks
--
Rick
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