Hi Frank,
Frank Büttner schrieb:
Hello,
I have the follow constellation:
an web application called "foo" on an tomcat 6.
An the link on my apache to call the application shout be:
/webapps/bar
so I have add this to my apache config for the directory webapps:
RewriteBase /webapps/
RewriteRule ^bar$ bar/ [R]
and outside of the directory directive:
JkMount /webapps/bar/* worker1
I would drop the RewriteBase, which seems to make things more complicated.
RewriteRule ^/webapps/bar$ /foo [PT]
RewriteRule ^/webapps/bar/(.*)$ /foo/$1 [PT]
and
JkMount /foo|* worker1
You had no "foo" in your config, so how was it supposed to work?
If you want mod_jk to act after an internal rewrite, you need to use the
"PT" flag in the RewriteRule.
If it doesn't work, add a RewriteLog and see, what your RewriteRules are
actually doing.
the definitions of worker1:
worker.worker1
worker.worker1.type=ajp13
worker.worker1.host=XXXXX
worker.worker1.port=YYYYYYY
When I call http://server/webapps/bar then I get the error that of the
tomcat that /webapps/bar/ don't exits.(which is true, because it must be
/foo) And now my question who can I tell Apache to send all for
/webapps/bar to my tomcat as /foo/? For some reason it is not possible
to rename server/webapps/bar to server/foo/.
Thanks,
Frank
Regards,
Rainer
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