Re: mod_webapp or APJ

[Janek Bogucki <ja...@yahoo.co.uk>]

If you are new to TC connectors, Alexs comment may
well save you some time and is a valuable perspective.

However, I think it's still worth trying to build,
install and configure mod_webapp as it works okay in
my development setup on Red Hat Linux 7.1 so far and
the basic idea of deployment of webapps controlled
from a sinlge location (the Apache configuration file,
httpd.conf) is good.

Perhaps give yourself a limit on the amount of time
you devote to mod_webapp before switching to the more
established APJ technology. At least that way you'll
have a personal view of the two options.

HTH,
Janek Bogucki

 --- Alex Sanderson <al...@duke-interactive.com> wrote:
> It seems that we should all forget about mod_webapp
> for the moment (unless it
> is works for you) and use mod_jk.
> Download the latest tomcat 4.0.1-b1 maintenance
> release which already has a apj
> 1.3 connector compiled but commented out of the
> server.xml.   Use AJP 1.3 until
> mod_webapp is finished and documented.
> 
> Alex
> 
> 
>  

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