[users@httpd] Antwort: [users@httpd] Re: Apache not forwarding to Tomcat

[Dietmar.Mueller@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Again:

You set:

worker.inprocess.type=jni
.....

Do you know what you do?

If no look like this:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.3-doc/in-process-howto.html

>From doc:
This document explains how to set up Netscape/IIS web servers so that
Tomcat will run inside the web server process. It assumes that you have
already followed the instructions in the web server specific howto and
configured it to use Tomcat as an out of process servlet container.


regards Dietmar






Jarmo Joensuu <j_joensuu@xxxxxxxxx> am 27.11.2003 15:30:48

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OK, now I did as follows:

1. added the following line to the "localhost:/examples" section in
mod_jk.conf:

    JkMount /examples/jsp/*.jsp  ajp13

2. started Tomcat
3. started Apache

The weird thing is that the system then worked...but when I then looked at
the mod_jk.conf file, Tomcat(?) had removed the line I added. It looks like
it only wanted to keep the lines that already were there. Another issue is
that when I now restarted Tomcat and Apache, the system stopped working
again. Unless I maybe should start them in a specific order and / or wait a
few seconds before starting the second one(?)

br,

Jarmo

Andre Schild <A.Schild@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello Jarmo,

the problem is in fact, that you tell Apache to handle all non-jsp
pages,
and the index.html is handled by Apache and not forwarded to Tomcat.

If you wish Tomcat to handle all files in the /jsp directory,
you will have to add this to your config:

JkMount /jsp/* ajp13


André

>>> j_joensuu@xxxxxxxxx 27.11.2003 13:23:13 >>>
Hi Andre,

the file is a bit too large to send to the group, so I opened a free
web site account with angelfire and placed it there. It can be now found
at:

http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/jjoensuu/mod_jk.conf.txt

thanks,

JJ

Andre Schild wrote:
Hello,

Could you please give us the content of the mod_jk.conf file ?
As the index.html file is a normal HTML file, it is intended to be
served by apache. And here it looks like you apache server isn't
seeing the correct path.

Probably you miss a setting for the jsp directory.

André

>>> j_joensuu@xxxxxxxxx 27.11.2003 12:02:58 >>>
Hi all,

I have this problem that my Apache 2.0.47 server does not forward any
requests to my Tomcat 4.1 server (both running locally on my Thinkpad
with W2K Pro). I am using mod_jk_1.2.5_2.0.47.dll for the ajp13
protocol.

To be more specific, if I open a browser on my computer and enter the
url

http://localhost/examples/jsp/index.html

into the address field, I get the error:

404 Not Found
The requested URL /examples/jsp/index.html was not found on this
server.
Apache/2.0.47 (Win32) mod_jk/1.2.0 Server at localhost Port 80

I also get the following error in the Apache error.log log:
[Thu Nov 27 12:15:53 2003] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not
exist: C:/Apache/Apache2/htdocs/examples

which indicates that Apache does not route the request to Tomcat.

MORE DETAILS:

1. the examples folder is installed to
C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4.1\webapps\examples and

2. I have included the following line in the httpd.conf file:
include "C:/Tomcat/Tomcat-4.1/conf/auto/mod_jk.conf"

3. I have checked that the directories defined in the
"localhost:/examples" section in the
C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4.1\conf\auto\mod_jk.conf file are valid, and that
the
file also contains the following lines:

LoadModule jk_module c:/apache/Apache2/modules/mod_jk.dll

JkWorkersFile "C:/Tomcat/Tomcat-4.1/conf/jk/workers.properties"

4. I have checked that the directories defined in the
C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4.1\conf\jk\workers.properties file are valid.

5. I have checked that the directories defined in the Examples Context
-->in C:\Tomcat\Tomcat-4.1\conf\server.xml are valid.

6. If I enter http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/index.html into the
browsers address field, the page opens without problems.

---

I have checked and re-checked my settings but feel quite lost at this
point. I am wondering whether my jk module (or some other part of the
setup) is listening / communicating on the wrong port...but which port
would then be correct? My Tomcat stderr.log states that: "ajp13
listening on /0.0.0.0:8009", but how do I know if I should change that
to something else?

Assistance on resolving this would be very appreciated...

thanks,

Jarmo


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