Hi Jean-Frederic, I definitely use it! :) I use mod_jk. I have the appropriate JkMount settings included in httpd.conf. Everything works fine. It is the _aliasing_ that cannot be done.
so I can do http://apache.virtual.host/jbossapplicationcontext/something?someparameter what I cannot do is: http://apache.virtual.host/somethingelse As I've told before, rewriting works fine in Apache, except that a rewritten request does not get passed to Tomcat (no matter mod_jk is there and working). That's why I use another round: I proxy the request (the rewritten one) to the same vhost again. And as you expect it, it finally gets to tomcat. Is that clear? The only problem now is the session cookie. Tomcat hardwires the app context. And that's what doesn't work with proxying. So: I need to be able to define what path to set the session cookie to. That's all there is to it :) Cheers, János -- Jarecsni, János MORGAN HILL CONSULTING, Internet Applications Unit mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://morganhillconsulting.hu/ :: Phone+Fax: + 36 1 484 0392 | |Why are you not using mod_jk or mod_webapp? | -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
