Hi.
I am not quite sure that I understand your question.
:-)
Let me try another answer :
mod_jk is a software module which allows a front-end Apache httpd server to forward
requests to a back-end Tomcat server (and in the opposite direction pass the responses of
Tomcat back to Apache httpd).
Graphically, it looks like this :
Client browser <--> Apache httpd + mod_jk <--> Tomcat
Apache httpd configuration directives like JkLogLevel and other Jkxxxxx directives, tell
mod_jk what you want it to do.
By using "JkLogLevel info" in your Apache httpd configuration, you are telling mod_jk that
it should log messages (to the file indicated by JkLogFile), about what it is doing.
The level "info" indicates that you want a fairly "verbose" log.
So basically mod_jk is doing what you are asking it to do.
(If you want to log less messages, for example only in case of errors, then use
"JkLogLevel error" instead.)
Yu Kikuchi wrote:
Mr.Warnier
Thank you for your advice.
But I want to know not the way to inhibit these logs but the reason why
these logs output.
Any comments are welcome.
Best regard,
(2011/02/15 19:54), André Warnier wrote:
http://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/reference/printer/apache.html
Look at JkLogLevel
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