>> I've builded the mod_webapp module and it fail when session
>are in use.
>> May be related to cookies support. I could tell you more later after
>> some capture with ethereal.
>>
>
>Finally, someone actually trying it so we can fix the bugs :-)
>
I'll try to fix whatever I can but we need a little more documentation
on mod_webapp.
>> I wonder if mod_webapp will support Load Balancing and Fault
>Tolerance.
>> It's not clear in Directives.
>>
>
>I've asked Pier to document what he has described to me
>informally as goals for
>the mod_webapp design, but this is definitely on the list of
>desireable things
>to support. Of course, getting the basic stuff working right first is
>important.
Yep, but mod_jserv (and now mod_jk) ability to support fault/balancing
was a big +1000 in my the decision using ApacheJServ 1.x and then to
switch to Tomcat later.
>> Did mod_webapp will support ACL/CRYPTO ? Even if crypto is not easily
>> exportable
>> even mod_ssl is such relaxed now that it could be used in Redhat
>> Distributions (6.2/7.0)
>>
>
>The code inside mod_webapp is layered, with precisely this
>type of use in mind.
Nice to see that. I'll take more time to study mod_webapp. May
be at some point it could reach Dan and Costin works on ajp13/14
evolutions. I'll try to make the ACL code for ajpxx portable to
mod_webapp.
