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hi , I had another issue ( question) . I have set up the apache / tomcat to work well now with one exception. I can create multi URI in the worker2.properties file , but all of them are relative to the appBase for the tomcat. what is a simple way to add a cgi alias like say "/servlets/" to a folder under the apache folder tree and map it to be redirected to tomcat. any direction to a good documentation on the complex ways to setup the workers file is appriated. Can I set up a <directory> </direc....> with an alias and assign the handler to be ajp13 .. how do I do it ? thanks in advance for any help. thanks and regards Anand Anand A Rao wrote: > Sorry for hurrying into this email . > This is solved. I had some permission issue. > Everything works Fine now. > thanks and regards > Anand > > Anand A Rao wrote: > >> hi , >> I am trying to get the latest apache-tomcat-mod_jk2 combination >> working on my machine. >> >> I now have the basic stuff running with same port for simple >> apache and jsp requests. But I am not able to put jsp files >> right into my apache DocRoot and get them to be served through >> tomcat. I remember in the mod_jk there used to be some thing >> called the JKMount , but the mod_jk2 does not seem to support >> it. Currently it works when I mount is as a whole jsp >> folder. example : >> http://home.honnu.com/jsp-examples/ this works as I have a URI >> defined for that folder. ( some times I get internal server error >> ... but on refreshing it works fine. I think its the load on my >> box thats delaying a tomcat response. I have to play with it a bit >> to find out) >> >> but >> http://home.honnu.com/index.jsp does not work :( Any Ideas are >> welcome. >> thanks and regards >> Andy >> >> Eric wrote: >> _______________________________________________ >> Discuss mailing list >> Discuss at blu.org >> http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss >> >> >> > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss > > >
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