Great! No 'Defaults' means the reposibility to get things right is with the admin, not the programmer in this regard.NormW wrote:
Look at: http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/connectors-doc/config/workers.html (Section: Defining Workers)
The lines in question:
JkWorkerProperty worker.list=worker1,worker2
# Worker1
JkWorkerProperty worker.worker1.type=ajp13 JkWorkerProperty worker.worker1.host=localhost JkWorkerProperty worker.worker1.port=9009
At the present time there are two workers [ajp13] defined but all URL's are aimed at worker1. If there is a bug in these then the parsing is not picking it up...
Yes, that's true, cause the worker will not be created.
Q. If the JkWorkersFile Directive is not used, is the module creating a default worker, or looking for a workers.properties file on its own initiative?
No. There is no such thing as default worker. The workers.properties file is read only when declared with JkWorkersFile.
I have no problem with waiting, just with things not (seeming to) work, especially when NetWare is only a small fish... strangely enough, I did get it working a few times to the /manager/html/ page...
I would hope to see Mod_Jk fail at start if a Jk URL directive is encountered when no workers have been defined. That's why my first .conf JK directives are to create the workers.
Url mappings are not attached to the worker. Actually url mapping (if positive one made) just picks up the worker name. Then the worker is found that must be listed in the 'worker.list' directive. If there is none, then the messages like you posted will emerge in the log file.
I agree with you, that we have a problem with mod_jk not showing any error message in the config phase (when server is started). Like said before it'll have to wait until the next release.
Greetings!
Regards, Mladen
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Thanks for the _very_ quick reply... you must also have problem keeping food out of the keyboard too...
Is it correct then that the worker list should also look like:
JkWorkerProperty worker.worker.list=worker1,worker2 (?)
Norm
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