On 20.10.2009 16:59, 1world1love wrote: > I know that there is probably an easy solution to this, but all the posts I > have found relating to this don't seem to match my scenario, and most of > them I frankly don't get. > > My issue is this: I have a server running apache and tomcat. The server is > behind a load balancer and firewall that manages mapping url paths to > specific servers. So we have a URL: http://example.com and based on the path > it will do this: > > http://example.com -> serverA (/app/htdocs) > http://example.com/path -> serverB (/app/htdocs/path) > > I have an app in tomcat that I have mounted via JK. If I go to > http://myipaddress:8080/MyApp (by using the ip address I can bypass the load > balancer) than my app loads. If I do http://myipaddress/MyApp my app loads > (again bypassing the LB, but using the modjk). > > But if I do http://example.com/MyApp than obviously this won't work since > the LB will point to serverA. What seems to be at issue is that our > configuration requires that our http root be htdocs and that there be a sub > called 'path' so that although there is a root '/' all of our content is > essentially served from '/path/' since the '/ ' URL will always go to > serverA. > > So I have adjusted my modjk mount to handle requests that look like: > http://example.com/path/MyApp, but when tomcat tries to handle this, > obviously it can't find anything at /path/MyApp. It expects /MyApp. > > I tried setting a context with path="/path/MyApp" docBase="MyApp", but that > didn't work. I still get a 404. > > So, how can I specify that tomcat should expect '/path' in the URL for all > potential apps?
Probably http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/generic_howto/proxy.html should contain answers. Regards, Rainer --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
