Apologies if you already know this, or if it is not relevant to your particular
case.
Many Linux distributions (*) already provide pre-packaged binaries for Apache httpd,
Tomcat and mod_jk.
There is a lot of debate always about whether one should use these pre-packaged versions,
or download the sources and build the packages oneself, and I don't want to enter into
that discussion here. They are generally not the latest cutting-edge version, but they
generally work, individually and together, and are easier to install and maintain if you
have a lot of systems to manage.
One inconvenient is that they tend to distribute the files in not-always-obvious
locations, so that when you have a problem, it makes it harder for people here to help, or
to locate things and apply individual corrections.
Basically thus, it is your choice, according to your particular situation it may make
things easier or not.
(*) Unfortunately, one which does not seem to do so anymore is RedHat RHEL.
Olivier MENUEL wrote:
ok
Thank you very much for your answer
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De : Christopher Schultz [ch...@christopherschultz.net]
Date d'envoi : vendredi 6 janvier 2012 22:09
À : Tomcat Users List
Objet : Re: mod_jk linux binaries
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Olivier,
On 1/6/12 5:49 AM, Olivier MENUEL wrote:
But I wish to package the binaries with my application to
distribute them to my partners. I was hoping I could find binaries
for all environments (it will take me some time to build them on
each possible environment)
Why do you think the ASF stopped building binaries for *NIX systems?
It's for the same reason that you don't want to build all of those
combinations...
You can have your build process grab the latest version of mod_jk
source and build it locally if you want.
Has apache completely stopped distributing linux binaries since
1.2.32 ?
Yes.
Or will they be available later ?
No.
- -chris
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