Assuming you mean you can't use mod_jk with a WebSocket app... More generally speaking, what is the Best Practice for configuring a production environment stack utilizing a Tomcat Web App which uses WebSockets? Load Balancer, Apache, Tomcat - and specifically - the proxying of traffic on port 80. Should Tomcat just be run on port 80? If not, how is the proxying achieved to allow WebSocket traffic alongside of static Apache traffic and normal Java traffic on the same port?
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