Re: Httpd & Tomcat

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On 17/04/2015 09:15, Bremser, Kurt (AMOS Austria GmbH) wrote:
Tomcat uses several ports. One of these is a standard HTML port that can be usefully accessed with a browser. Since tomcat itself listens on this port, DO NOT USE it in httpd!
 
If you want to serve tomcat content via your apache(httpd), you need to use a connector (ie mod_jk) and specify the correct connector port in workers.properties. You can find the example for this in the mod_jk.conf in the conf/extra subdirectory of your apache tree.
The ports of tomcat can be found in conf/server.xml in the tomcat tree.
 
You can also use mod_proxy to do this as well - depending on the frequency of connections you may find that the mod_proxy solution is better
- mod_jk isn't good at coping with network issues although this probably isn't a problem in your case...

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