Not a problem. I'm still going to give it a try, I can always go back if
it doesn't work. You are right, they would not provide me with support if
I used something outside of their requirements, but if it does work, I can
go to ESRI and let them know what I found, maybe they'll change their
instructions to use mod_jk. I think it is worth a try anyway.
Lee
Craig Dunigan
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Now I'm going to reverse myself. If the vendor says mod_jk2, I'd use
mod_jk2, deprecated or not. Vendors often have weird license requirements
that invalidate your support and/or warranty if you don't follow their
directions _exactly_, including using buggy software if that's what they
want. Sorry for the wild goose chase.
Craig
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