> This seems a little messy. Is there any way to signify from the
> application server, via response headers, to say "I'm bust, please stop
> using me"?
>
This isn't what you're asking for, but it might be useful to you, so
here goes...
If you go to the '/balancer' URL for your balancer manag
Oops also forgot this snippet for context.xml of each Tomcat...
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Regarding the 'quotes' issue - I'll explain...
In the server.xml file for the Tomcat server you name your jvm route
something like...
jvmRoute="tc1"
And in my case, the Apache httpd.conf, you name the route like...
BalancerMember ajp://127.0.0.1:18009 route=tc1
For a couple of days I had
OK - I'm new to the list, but here's my two cents following my antics...
1. Check that the routes in the httpd side configuration files do NOT
have quotes. (I had a lot of pain with that).
2. I'm using a reverse proxy using mod_proxy_balance and mod_proxy_ajp
(NOT mod_proxy_http) and simpleTcpClu
Turns out my first request problem WAS a configuration issue. Here's
the details in case you see something similar...
When you have two tomcats and wish to cluster them with
simpleTCPCluster and AJP protocol via an Apache HTTPD reverse proxy...
You MUST specify a 'jvmRoute' for each Tomcat in t
Hi.
I've set up a pair of Apache Tomcat servers (6.0.16) (using
simpleTcpCluster for session replication) being reverse proxied by an
Apache HTTPD server (2.2.8) all on the same machine.
I have a java servlet that requires authentication. The servlet when
accessed directly on either one of the T
