I'm just getting confused. You first posted as Nam Pham ("signed" as
"Nam"). Then as J Java. And your StackOverflow question says Shailesh
Vaishampayan. I can't keep up.
>> Sorry for any confusion. Maybe I made a mistake in posting the reply.
But Nam is the original user who posted it . I just replied to it.
My name is Shailesh Vaishampayan, and I use different email just to
keep professional emails seperate from personal emails and I have it
registered as J Java on gmail.
Each virtual host can only have one default (ROOT) web app. Read about
virtual hosting in the Users Guide.
>> Ok. thanks will have a look thanks.
There is no specific reason to front Tomcat with httpd if you only
need one instance of Tomcat. Most people need multiple instances for
various reasons, and since Tomcat doesn't do reverse-proxying,
generally people use httpd or something similar out front.
>> right. but i do have multiple instances. so i guess my decision to use
front server is correct.
>>Please let me know can I do this with Tomcat virtual hosting even if its
behind HTTPD.
Thanks,
Shailesh.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 9:25 PM, Christopher Schultz <
ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
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> To whom it may concern,
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> On 4/24/14, 11:44 AM, J Java wrote:
> >> Whoever you are
> > I am just a relatively novice Java developer. and certainly not as
> > famous or an expert like you.
>
> I'm just getting confused. You first posted as Nam Pham ("signed" as
> "Nam"). Then as J Java. And your StackOverflow question says Shailesh
> Vaishampayan. I can't keep up.
>
> >> The correct way of doing things is to make re-name your web
> >> application ROOT and deploy it as such. If you want to get rid of
> >> the port number, you'll have to run Tomcat on port 80 instead of
> >> 8080 or 86 or whatever
> >
> > Ok. but what if i have to do this for multiple applications on a
> > single tomcat. I guess tomcat can have only one default ROOT app.
> > right?
>
> Each virtual host can only have one default (ROOT) web app. Read about
> virtual hosting in the Users Guide.
>
> > Also general practice is to run tomcat behind HTTP and not expose
> > it directly to internet. Please forgive me if my assumptions are
> > absurd
>
> There is no specific reason to front Tomcat with httpd if you only
> need one instance of Tomcat. Most people need multiple instances for
> various reasons, and since Tomcat doesn't do reverse-proxying,
> generally people use httpd or something similar out front.
>
> - -chris
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