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Posted to general@jakarta.apache.org by "Pearsall, Kyle" <Ky...@cis.canon.com> on 2000/10/26 00:00:02 UTC

Where is mod_jk?

I have followed the instructions below but I still can't find mod_jk.  Can
anyone point me in the right direction?  I have a Windows 2000 machine.
Apache works (by itself).  Tomcat works (by itself).  But getting them to
work together...that is the hard part.
The documentation (on jakarta.apache.org) on redirection from Apache to
Tomcat is confusing.  In the User's guide, it says to use mod_jserv and then
there is later documentation that says one should use mod_jk.
I may give up on Tomcat completely if the documentation doesn't get cleaned
up.  Sorry.
Kyle

2. Obtaining and building mod_jk
Binaries are available for Linux and Win32 under the bin directory where you
obtained the Tomcat distribution file. For Linux, mod_jk is available as
mod_jk.so. For Win32, mod_jk is available as mod_jk.dll. 
If there isn't a prebuilt mod_jk available or you wish to build your own
copy, you can build it yourself from the source. First, download the Source
Distribution <http://jakarta.apache.org/downloads/sourceindex.html> for
Tomcat. There are a large number of files in the download directory, but the
only one you need is jakarta-tomcat[.zip|.tar.Z|.tar.gz].