On Fri, Oct 12, 2012 at 9:00 AM, Eric Covener wrote:
>> Overall, I'm struggling to see how Apache continues to fit in a world with
>> WebSockets and asynchronous IO playing a larger role. Java servlet engines
>> and app servers are jumping on supporting this. We use Apache for load
>> balancing o
> Overall, I'm struggling to see how Apache continues to fit in a world with
> WebSockets and asynchronous IO playing a larger role. Java servlet engines
> and app servers are jumping on supporting this. We use Apache for load
> balancing over multiple Tomcat instances and for authentication, incl
Does Apache+mod_jk support WebSockets now? If not, when will it?
Same questions for mod_proxy_ajp, though mod_jk was more robust last I
compared the two and the focus of much more development energy.
Or does this work but only with mod_proxy_http? If so, that raises
issues in that we want t
