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Posted to dev@tomcat.apache.org by Jonas Eriksson <jo...@webkonsulterna.com> on 2003/04/13 18:56:27 UTC
J2K documentation
Sorry. I realy need anwsers to my question and nobody knows on the uses
list..
I hope you can help me.
/ Jonas
We are useing jk2 with tomcat 4.1 and it works fine when we use
filenames with ext. .jsp
But it does not work with servlers or a directories since Apache servs
the request and not tomcat.
We have looked at the manuals but we can only find how to set it up to
work with mod_jk and not jk2_mod.
So how do we set it up to work with jk2? or is it a better way to solve
this?
We are looking for something like "JkOptions +ForwardURIEscaped " to
jk2 insted.
/Jonas
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Re: J2K documentation
Posted by Nouguier Olivier <ol...@wanadoo.fr>.
hi,
Le dim 13/04/2003 à 18:56, Jonas Eriksson a écrit :
>
>
>
> Sorry. I realy need anwsers to my question and nobody knows on the uses
> list..
> I hope you can help me.
>
> / Jonas
>
>
> We are useing jk2 with tomcat 4.1 and it works fine when we use
> filenames with ext. .jsp
> But it does not work with servlers or a directories since Apache servs
> the request and not tomcat.
>
> We have looked at the manuals but we can only find how to set it up to
> work with mod_jk and not jk2_mod.
> So how do we set it up to work with jk2? or is it a better way to solve
> this?
>
Adding a uri mapping like
[uri:/YourWebApp/servlet/*]
should be okai
> We are looking for something like "JkOptions +ForwardURIEscaped " to
> jk2 insted.
>
> /Jonas
>
>
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