Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo wrote:
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> Em Tue, 05 May 2009 14:08:07 -0300, Pisit <pi...@megadict.com> escreveu:
>
>> it may be relate to tomcat security configuration issue? or
>> "UnprotectedAssets" topic?
>
> I still think it is an Apache configuration issue. Try to configure it to
> allow /asset/* to be handled by Tomcat or just use Tomcat alone.
>
>> but I still don't have any idea to solve this. maybe i need to change my
>> server to Jetty which it is the last choice.
>
> Since I've known Jetty I don't use another servlet container. :)
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I've just solve this problem few days ago,
and come to post again for everyone who has same problem.
I done as Thiago H. told me.
To allow /* to be handled by Tomcat.
I add this line to my "mod_jk.conf"
JkMount /* ajp13
and it's work!!
Thanks again Thiago H.
=)
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