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Elli,
On 12/17/2009 10:45 PM, Elli Albek wrote:
> A note on reverse proxy:
> request.getRemoteIP() will normally return the IP of the proxy and not
> the IP of the client.
This is a good point, but only pertains to HTTP proxying. If you use
AJP, the
A note on reverse proxy:
request.getRemoteIP() will normally return the IP of the proxy and not
the IP of the client.
In Tomcat you will probably need to add a valve such as RemoteIPValve
(search this list) to fix the IP of the incoming request. Otherwise
your log files will show the IP of the prox
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Fernando,
On 12/17/2009 7:42 AM, Fernando Monteiro Duarte wrote:
> Thanks Charles. Enabling 2 AJP Connector works fine.
I wonder if the problem was that 2 httpd instances were simply trying to
open too many connections to Tomcat. A single connector w
Thanks Charles. Enabling 2 AJP Connector works fine.
Elli,
I have already tested with mod_proxy and works fine as well.
But what is the best configuration? mod_proxy (HTTP protocol) or mod_jk (AJP
protocol) anyone knows this?
Thanks,
Fernando
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 7:15 PM, Elli Albek wrote:
Or use apache as reverse HTTP proxy in front of Tomcat. In that case
tomcat is an HTTP server and there is nothing special to do (just
configure HTTP connector). You can put as many apache reverse proxies
as you need, tomcat configuration is agnostic to the proxies for the
most part. This will also
> From: Fernando Monteiro Duarte [mailto:fmds...@gmail.com]
> Subject: 2 Apache 1 Tomcat
>
> I have 2 Apache HTTPD server with my portal. Now I have 1 applicattion
> that is in a Tomcat server.
> I would like to configure mod_jk in these 2 Apache HTTPD to this 1
> Apache To
Hi,
I have 2 Apache HTTPD server with my portal. Now I have 1 applicattion that
is in a Tomcat server.
I would like to configure mod_jk in these 2 Apache HTTPD to this 1 Apache
Tomcat.
If I configure 1 Apache HTTPD with 1 Apache Tomcat, the application works
perfectly, but if I configure the 2 Ap
