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Vas,
On 12/8/2009 6:58 PM, groupalias v wrote:
> Thanks Chris. I was beginning to realize that myself. It hit me
> yesterday that session management (though I have not started to deal
> with it yet) could cause me problems if the apache mount and th
Thanks Chris. I was beginning to realize that myself. It hit me
yesterday that session management (though I have not started to deal
with it yet) could cause me problems if the apache mount and the
webapp do not match. Also having application code that is apache
directory aware is not at all clean.
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Vas,
On 12/6/2009 5:17 PM, groupalias v wrote:
> ProxyPass /test/ ajp://127.0.0.1:8009/A/
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> I am able to call www.example.com/test/jsp/hi.jsp. The problem happens
> when I call a servlet like -- www.example.com/test/hello
> The
I figured it out. It turns out the module configuration is getting
overwritten by the configuration of another module. Answers to your
questions inline.
> But what is getting close to off-topic, is being confusing in your
> explanations, to the point of making people wonder what exactly you are
>
groupalias v wrote:
Hi,
Hope this is not off-topic on this list.
In the principle, it is not.
But what is getting close to off-topic, is being confusing in your
explanations, to the point of making people wonder what exactly you are
trying to achieve.
What exactly is the layout below your
Hi,
Hope this is not off-topic on this list.
I am new to tomcat and have recently set up the bridge between apache
and tomcat. I am able to access the pages if I access them directly.
But when one servlet forwards the request to another I get an error.
For example here is what I have in my http.c
