inas inassen wrote:
I believe you are missing an element above : both Apache and Tomcat cannot be listening on the same port 80 on the same server. So you must be proxying "http://myserver.com/abd"; to "http://myserver.com:8080/myapp/abd";, no ?Hi all,I have a web application running on tomcat with a context myapp I access this webapp via apache using a proxypass and proxy balancer ==> http://myserver.com/myappNow, I want to use the url http://myserver.com and apache will forward my request to tomcat by adding the URI /myapp to this URL. mod_rewrite does that, but my question is that how can I avoid displaying the context path in the browser adress bar?so I want to write http://myserver.com/abd and to be redirected to http://myserver.com/myapp/abd without displaying the URL http://myserver.com/myapp/abd in the adress bar.
Anyway, do you have other applications than "/myapp" on your Tomcat server ? If not, then you could make /myapp be the ROOT application under Tomcat. See here for info of how to do that : http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/HowTo #38If you do that, then you could access your (formerly) /myapp application directly on Tomcat by "http://myserver.com:8080";.
And by consequence, you could also from Apache proxy directly there.Another thing : have you looked at the AJP connectors (mod_proy_ajp and mod_jk) ?
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