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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Juba <ju...@famerp.br> on 2006/07/26 16:30:15 UTC
configuration: Apache or Tomcat
Please, I've already posted this question twice and nobody help me.
My problem is that I created on address to my application through the
file httpd.conf of Apache pointing to the server where are installed
Tomcat and my application. When I access the application by this
address, the Tomcat creates more than one session for the same user. So
the application lost the user's information and doesn't work.
Accessing the application by the server's ip address and application's
name everything works fine.
what's can be happening?
sorry by my English
Juba
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Re: configuration: Apache or Tomcat
Posted by John Kojo Ampia - Addison <jo...@jojoaddison.net>.
>
> My problem is that I created on address to my application through the
> file httpd.conf of Apache pointing to the server where are installed
> Tomcat and my application.
Can you elaborate on this? what are you using to connect the two
servers? mod_jk or mod_proxy?
> When I access the application by this address, the Tomcat creates more
> than one session for the same user. So the application lost the user's
> information and doesn't work.
Do you have some logs to show for this behavior?
>
> Accessing the application by the server's ip address and application's
> name everything works fine.
Which of the servers? Apache or Tomcat?
> what's can be happening?
Answer the above and read about how best to pose a question. Furthermore
you should start by reading more on what others have already posted to
see if the problem has already been handled. Yes let the archives be
your friend and you'll spare yourself the waiting for someone to debug
for you.
>
> sorry by my English
Never mind
regards Jojo
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Re: configuration: Apache or Tomcat
Posted by John Kojo Ampia - Addison <jo...@jojoaddison.net>.
>
> My problem is that I created on address to my application through the
> file httpd.conf of Apache pointing to the server where are installed
> Tomcat and my application.
Can you elaborate on this? what are you using to connect the two
servers? mod_jk or mod_proxy?
> When I access the application by this address, the Tomcat creates more
> than one session for the same user. So the application lost the user's
> information and doesn't work.
Do you have some logs to show for this behavior?
>
> Accessing the application by the server's ip address and application's
> name everything works fine.
Which of the servers? Apache or Tomcat?
> what's can be happening?
Answer the above and read about how best to pose a question. Furthermore
you should start by reading more on what others have already posted to
see if the problem has already been handled. Yes let the archives be
your friend and you'll spare yourself the waiting for someone to debug
for you.
>
> sorry by my English
Never mind
regards Jojo
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Re: configuration: Apache or Tomcat
Posted by John Kojo Ampia - Addison <jo...@jojoaddison.net>.
>
> My problem is that I created on address to my application through the
> file httpd.conf of Apache pointing to the server where are installed
> Tomcat and my application.
Can you elaborate on this? what are you using to connect the two
servers? mod_jk or mod_proxy?
> When I access the application by this address, the Tomcat creates more
> than one session for the same user. So the application lost the user's
> information and doesn't work.
Do you have some logs to show for this behavior?
>
> Accessing the application by the server's ip address and application's
> name everything works fine.
Which of the servers? Apache or Tomcat?
> what's can be happening?
Answer the above and read about how best to pose a question. Furthermore
you should start by reading more on what others have already posted to
see if the problem has already been handled. Yes let the archives be
your friend and you'll spare yourself the waiting for someone to debug
for you.
>
> sorry by my English
Never mind
regards Jojo
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