Thanks, Philip. I did have it in there. As I said in my reply to Chuck's reply
I removed it and got a 404 and then replaced it.
> Subject: RE: mod_jk/apache+tomcat/400 bad request
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So would the coordination of the above be causing a conflict that prevents me
from getting to the java app on tomcat? I mean with the above I can get to the
html files in F:/tomcat/webapps/app1/
Thanks, again
> Subject: RE: mod_jk/apache+tomcat/400 bad request
> Date: Thu,
Yup, I should be using a local context
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> You might want to put a element into your
> server.xml inside the relevant :
Perhaps you haven't been keeping up with the last few years of Tomcat
releases.
+tomcat/400 bad request
I just set up Tomcat to talk to Apache for a Java app. I am using virtual
hosting with mod_jk. In my Apache config files I have the following:
JkMount /thedirectory/*.jsp ajp13
JkMount /*/images/* ajp13
However, I am getting a 400 error. The page is just blank.
The directory
I just set up Tomcat to talk to Apache for a Java app. I am using virtual
hosting with mod_jk. In my Apache config files I have the following:
JkMount /thedirectory/*.jsp ajp13
JkMount /*/images/* ajp13
However, I am getting a 400 error. The page is just blank.
The directory on Tomcat is mainl
