With mod_jk you get that for free (and a lot more), but you have to
learn a bit about its configuration etc.
If you want to stick to mod_proxy, you need to investigate the
attributes proxyName, proxyPort and scheme in the docs for the
connectors and then set them inside server.xml.
http://tomcat.
Hi William,
I'm a completely Tomcat ignorant :(
I just installed it to deploy an application i was asked for.
Best Regards,
Mário Gamito
William Bonnet wrote:
> Hi Mário
>
>> I (think) know that a way is configuring reverse proxying in Apache.
>
> What about using mod_jk ?
>
> Kind regards,
>
Hi Mário
I (think) know that a way is configuring reverse proxying in Apache.
What about using mod_jk ?
Kind regards,
William
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Hi,
I have this server with Apache and Tomcat installed.
I have a "Tomcat aplication" running, so the URL contains the :8080 port
part.
like http://zbr:8080/contineo
I want to remove the :8080 part of the URL.
I (think) know that a way is configuring reverse proxying in Apache.
I do this in a
