I have a working apache2/tomcat/jk2 setup that is running 1 webapp. (this setup is running on RedHat9 if that matters...)
My search engine optimization company is asking us to use mod_rewrite to make the URLs more SE friendly. So, we are trying to get mod_rewrite setup to do just that.
mod_rewrite is installed by default, so that was easy. We actually got mod_rewrite to work by mapping a URL to a file here:
http://usachurch.com/arizona/phoenix/
which is a non-existent location being mapped to the webapp via:
RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^/arizona/phoenix/(.*) /usachurch/$1
but, (if you check out that link) the index.jsp page is being served by apache and not Tomcat4. I have tried adding things like this to the workers2.properties file:
[uri:*/arizona/phoenix*] worker=ajp13:localhost:8009
but, tomcat just doesn't know to serve this page. even this:
http://usachurch.com/arizona/phoenix/index.jsp
isn't served by tomcat. and all .jsp pages are served by tomcat. It seems that because mod_rewrite is touching the request, tomcat isn't doing anything.
now, I already checked out this page:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk2/vhosthowto.html
and many others like it on the jakarta site. but, I just can't seem to figure out
what to do. as you can probably tell, I'm quite the novice java system admin.
Any ideas?
thanks, devin
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