Hi, > I had not added the DLL to the web services extension section until I read your > email, however I am still having the same problem. Can someone tell me how to > verify that I can execute /Jakarta/isapi_redirect.dll from my vhost? > (http://hostname/jakarta/isapi_redirect.dll) <---is this right? >
No - you should set up a web site in IIS that uses the ISAPI filter to talk to Tomcat. > Is there something that perhaps I did not configure somewhere else that could be > causing this problem? Probably. I did this recently and followed the guide here: http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/howto/iis.html . There are several steps to do. Steps that comes to mind: - In your web site in IIS you need a virtual directory that is called "jakarta" that is mapped to the directory where JK is installed. - Your web site of "Web sites" should have the ISAPI filter installed. - JK uses 2 property files that is defined in the registry. If you used the installer for JK this should be no problem. Otherwise you need to enter stuff in the registry. The file called uriworkermap.properties should contain the mapping you need to talk to in Tomcat. - The only part that isn't documented is the one you just managed to do regarding the "Web Services Extensions". All the details is in the official documentation for JK. Follow the link and good luck with the tweaking. Regards, Fredrik Rubensson --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
