> On Nov 21, 2007 3:18 PM, Rocco Scappatura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>> If I well understood, a correct setup for a web application running
>> under
>> Tomcat, requires that Apache stay in the middle to:
>
> no, Apache httpd is not necessary at all.
>
Infact, I never use Apache before, until I wolud like to deploy an
application (ie: roller) and on "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" mailing list
someone, in the trhead "Access control for some path of Roller" opened by
me, said:
"...
Sure, you deploy roller on Tomcat, Jetty or on any other Servlet Container
or even on application server like Geronimo or Glassfish. When tomcat is
running on port 8080, you permit only localhost access to localports (8009
for jk is needed, 8080 is for browser) and leave open apache2 port 80 for
end users. Then you set up apache2 jk connector to connect to tomcat. And
then as I wrote in previous post, you setup RedirectMatch in your apache's
enabled site virutal host.
...
"
So I need to have further clarification...
>> I want that the URL http://www.domain access to a web application
>> running
>> under Tomcat and not necessarely to the DocumentRoot of Apache.
>>
>> Do someone know a workaround?
>
> The "workaround" is to configure Tomcat per the documentation.
?
Thanks,
rocsca
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