thanks for the answer about advantages of tomcat + mod_jk, ok.
I want to have a different directory for my examples of java, or web pages,
wherever, but I will don't like to have the default directory for my
examples.
for directory by default for all examples is c:\tomcat6.0\webapps\examples\
My sample now is under c:\tomcat6.0\webapps\examples\foo\pagejava.jsp y
work very well, without any problem, but when I copy for other directory
outside of c:\tomcat6.0, such as d:\websites\examplestomcat, my example
dosen't work, the IE show me the code for the website and never the result,
even though that I created the directory inside of examplestomcat
WEB_INF
WEB_INF\Classes
WEB_INF\lib
I have a huge problem with this, I need configurate my tomcat6.0.18 for
windows for load all my example create for by myself in
d:\websites\examplestomcat
however charles he sent me an email with the short explanation about it, but
dosen't work. he told me that I need to create my own web.xml
I following him according with his step, he told me this.
1) no changes are needed to server.xml
2) create the file C:\tomcat6.0\conf\Catalina\localhost\tomas.xml
3) the contents of the above file are just:
<Context docBase="D:/examplestomcat" />
4) under D:\examplestomcat, you should have:
WEB-INF\web.xml - contains your servlet mappings
WEB-INF\lib - contains jar files (if any) for your webapp
WEB-INF\classes - contains individual class files (if any) for your webapp
index.html - the home page of your webapp.
You would access the above via the URL http://127.0.0.1:8080/tomas, assuming
your browser is on the same machine that Tomcat is running on and you're
using the default server.xml.
BUT my big doubt is.
What paremeters I'll need write inside of my new file web.xml, this is my
big problem.
somebody can explain me with more details, somebody made the same like me?.
I hope to find a help between this person.
thanks so much
TOMAS
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From: "Christopher Schultz" <ch...@christopherschultz.net>
Sent: Monday, April 06, 2009 5:40 PM
To: "Tomcat Users List" <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Subject: Re: advantages using tomcat + mod_jk
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Tomas,
On 4/6/2009 4:12 PM, Tomas Rodriguez wrote:
I wanna know what advantage can I have if I'll install tomcat with
the mod_jk for work with Apache http?.
There are a number of advantages to using Apache httpd + mod_jk instead
of just Tomcat standalone. Here are a few I can think of:
1. mod_jk provides load-balancing across multiple Tomcat instances
2. mod_jk allows you to have a single web server instance and
multiple (non-clustered) Tomcat instances serving different apps
or even running as different users, etc.
3. Apache httpd includes a /lot/ of modules for authentication, data
massaging, etc. that can be used on top of servlet code (think
mod_rewrite)
There are very few tasks for which Apache httpd is /required/. Maybe if
you tell us what you'd like to do, we can help you configure it in
Tomcat. Just remember that Tomcat was written to deploy applications,
not to serve files (though it does that just fine, too).
It will be more easy to [configure tomcat for virtual directories]?,
because I wanna have in other directory my [own] examples and until
now I can't [do] that.
I'm having trouble understanding what you're asking: you want to have
several virtual directories? You can do that with just Tomcat... it just
takes a bit of work to do.
- -chris
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