We assign the name, for instance jvmRoute="LB1" where LB1 maps to a
tomcat server in mod_proxy, if you want to switch between different
versions of the same app you will have trouble with the context, unless
each version is named differently.
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Thanks,
So do you assign a different jvmroute to each webapp?
That would potentially be a better way to run multiple versions of the
same app rather than running different Tomcats. That would be a nice way
to switch quickly between different versions. Currently we have quite a
painfull method for switching applications.
Regards
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From: Peter Stavrinides [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12 September 2007 10:41
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Understanding jvmRoute usage
I use this parameter because I needed to integrate multiple
web apps on the same backend server using mod_proxy and
mod_rewrite into the same namespace(of the apache front end).
We point to the server and configure a sticky session so we
don't have to run everything in the root context, magic !!
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