David Crane wrote:
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As has been pointed out several times on this forum, if the question is
just to serve some static content along with the dynamic Java-produced
content, Tomcat is comparable to Apache httpd as a pure webserver.
If you need to rewrite some URLs nevertheless, you should hav
David Crane wrote:
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> I also have this mod_jk directive, which would act on either version of
> the URL:
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> JkMount /* worker1
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André Warnier wrote:
> Considering the above directive, then why do you have, at all :
> - an Apache httpd in front of your Tomcat ? Since you are attempting
David Crane wrote:
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I also have this mod_jk directive, which would act on either version of
the URL:
JkMount /* worker1
Considering the above directive, then why do you have, at all :
- an Apache httpd in front of your Tomcat ? Since you are attempting to
pass everything to Tomcat anyw
I am having difficulty using the internal redirect capabilities of
Apache mod_rewrite and passing through requests to Tomcat through
mod_jk. We are using Apache/2.2.3 and Tomcat/6.0.16. Our tomcat war
application is based on SpringFramework 2.5.4, configured with a
SimpleUrlHandlerMapping.
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