On Sun, Sep 30, 2001 at 01:46:37PM -0000, Shailesh S. Gokhale wrote: > 1. I understand that Tomcat can work with any (supported) web > server in two modes - 'In Proc' and 'Out of Proc'. I have > successfully configured Tomcat (Out of Proc) to work with Apache. > The question is how can I make it work 'In Proc' with Apache?
I'm not aware how Apache will load the JVM, so I don't see how you will get it to be "in proc." AFAIK, all of the modules for all webservers require an externally running copy of Tomcat. I could be wrong though. I think some of them are smart enough to invoke Tomcat if it isn't running, but that doesn't mean they are running in the same process space. > 2. In relation to the above, there seem to be two available > adapters for the Apache/Tomcat collaboration in the Windows > environment. One is ApacheModuleJServ.dll and another is > mod_jk.dll. [The second one replaces a more complex adapter > (mod_jserv.dll) available earlier and no longer used]. My > question is what is the difference between the two - that is > ApacheModuleJServ.dll and mod_jk.dll? I think ApacheModuleJServ.dll is just a renamed version of mod_jserv.dll. You should always be using mod_jk - mod_jserv isn't supported anymore. -- justin
