Re: Servlet or filter (or valve) that acts like mod_jk

JMeter includes an AJP13 client. I would expect that to be overkill though. I also do not know of any fully featured Java based reverse proxy servlet. In your case, you might be able to write something reasonable on top of httpclient for the HTTP protocol (using http to the backend and not

Re: Servlet or filter (or valve) that acts like mod_jk

Tim Funk wrote: Have you tried .. http://sourceforge.net/projects/j2ep I do not know of a jk implemention done in java. JMeter includes an AJP13 client. I would expect that to be overkill though. I also do not know of any fully featured Java based reverse proxy servlet. In your case, you mig

Re: Servlet or filter (or valve) that acts like mod_jk

Have you tried .. http://sourceforge.net/projects/j2ep I do not know of a jk implemention done in java. -Tim Brantley Hobbs wrote: All, I have rather an odd situation that I'm hoping someone can give me some advice on. Short version: I need to know if there's a servlet, filter or valve tha

Servlet or filter (or valve) that acts like mod_jk

All, I have rather an odd situation that I'm hoping someone can give me some advice on. Short version: I need to know if there's a servlet, filter or valve that can be used to provide the same functionality as mod_jk does for Apache. In other words, I want to map certain requests to a JK co