I'm seeing a lot of stuff -- mostly depricated (in process jni, ajp12). Also
there's no need for the load balancer unless you actually have two or more
tomcat instances to connect to. At the very least, remove the extra space on
the worker.list line of your mod_jk.properties file. I would re
David Smith wrote:
> We need details of your mod_jk config. Also are there any network
> stumbling blocks like a firewall in between? Can you use the manager
> webapp on the tomcat server (not through mod_jk) to confirm that
> servlets_examples is available?
>
> --David
>
> Danish wrote:
>
>>
David Smith wrote:
> We need details of your mod_jk config. Also are there any network
> stumbling blocks like a firewall in between? Can you use the manager
> webapp on the tomcat server (not through mod_jk) to confirm that
> servlets_examples is available?
>
> --David
>
> Danish wrote:
>
>>
We need details of your mod_jk config. Also are there any network
stumbling blocks like a firewall in between? Can you use the manager
webapp on the tomcat server (not through mod_jk) to confirm that
servlets_examples is available?
--David
Danish wrote:
Hi,
Im not able to access my jsp pa
Hi,
Im not able to access my jsp pages on a tomcat running on a different
machine using the apache2 webserver on localhost. Iv used mod_jk.
Looking at the logs, mod_jk is initialised when the webserver starts and
viewing the catalina.out shows that ajp13 listening on /0.0.0.0:8009
But when I attemp
