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00:42.30 | Tokenizer | I have the following config on Apache side that uses mod_proxy_ajp to point to tomcat..... I want to now edit the server.xml on the Tomcat side to point this to it's own <Host /> (the reason being that I want each <Host /> to only have the ROOT app so that I can have my apps not needing to be in the form http://domain.com/app-name/) .... I don't know how to achieve this... |
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01:35.54 | mburchill | I have apache2.0.63/tomcat6.0.18 and mod_jk installed on Freebsd7.2 using java 1.6.0_07 ... I've gone over my mod_jk config many times but there is still a problem. I am pretty sure the problem is with my mod_jk & tomcat config. I have been following the online docs, but I may have over looked something. If anyone has setup virtual hosting with apache and tomcat6 I would really appreciate some help. |
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20:14.53 | oxi | hi |
20:15.59 | oxi | Is it possible to bind a specific Port < 1025 for later use in a Webapp during Tomcat Bootstrap init? |
20:16.32 | oxi | ... without changing the bootstrapper source code. |
20:17.01 | oxi | Is there something like a container init listener? |
20:25.17 | kjkoster5489 | oxi: check out contecxt listeners for webapps. |
20:25.38 | oxi | kjkoster5489: I think those are run after init |
20:26.09 | oxi | kjkoster5489: It has to bind a Port at init, as only then my process is running as root. |
20:26.18 | kjkoster5489 | Oh, right. Check out server.xml then, maybe you can add some form of listener there. |
20:26.25 | kjkoster5489 | Ahh. |
20:26.28 | kjkoster5489 | jsvc |
20:26.42 | kjkoster5489 | Or port forwarding in your firewall (that is what I use). |
20:32.19 | oxi | kjkoster5489: I'm using JSVC |
20:32.44 | oxi | kjkoster5489: yep, port forwarding in the firewall would be one solution, which I don't really like |
20:33.01 | oxi | kjkoster5489: I'd like to solve with with JSVC |
20:33.19 | oxi | kjkoster5489: Tomcat already runs fine on 80 with JSVC |
20:33.52 | oxi | kjkoster5489: Now I'd like to bind further Ports in the same phase to be able to use them from withing specific webapps later on |
20:36.32 | oxi | I have to figure out if that can be done with a listener |
20:37.52 | kjkoster5489 | Uhm. |
20:38.00 | kjkoster5489 | These are additional HTTP ports? |
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21:03.48 | oxi | kjkoster5489: These are additional ports for any usage, even raw tcp connection |
21:04.24 | oxi | kjkoster5489: Argh, I meant socket connection. ... An own LifecycleListener might do the trick. |
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23:12.33 | mburchill | Wow ... is mod_proxy_ajp ever a time saver. |