The solution I found to this kind of issue* was to setup virtual hosting
in tomcat. Provided that your tomcat & your apache install are on the
same machine, this is actually straightforward, just add an extra <Host>
element to your server.xml representing imlearning.de with its own
webapps dir... see http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/host.html
Then your learning webapp would be setup as the ROOT webapp for the
imlearning.de virtual host. And your jk config should then bre
straightforward.
Incidentally, if you're serving everything through tomcat and have no
need for any apache-specific features, then you may want to investigate
whether it would be more performant (and much simpler!) to have tomcat
be serving directly (without apache + jk) - of course to do this with
virtual hosts and all requires an extra ip address on that machine (for
tomcat to bind to, which apache won't bind to) - and does require tomcat
to serve port 80 - which may (depending on OS) be a bit of fuss to setup.
hth
Tim
*I think (but am not 100% sure) that you can't do what you're trying to
do - to reroute requests on one URL to a subpath (specific webapp) of
another URL via mod_jk on its own. I imagine you would need to use
mod_rewrite together with mod_jk - and that sounds more complex than the
tomcat virtual hosts route.
Gerd Meyer wrote:
Hey …
I´m searching the whole day for a solution for the following thing:
Im using mod_jk.so with apache.
One application is in tomcat installation directory:
/usr/java/tomcat/webapps/learning
I want to reach this application over the URL http://www.imlearning.de
What i have to do?
In the httpd.conf i´ve written:
<VirtualHost 213.161.142.193:80>
ServerName imlearning.de
ServerAlias www.imlearning.de imlearning.de
<http://www.imlearning.de/>
JkMount /* worker1
</VirtualHost>
What i´ve to do in workers.properties ????
Thanks ....
Gerd
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