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Tomcat & Apache

2007-03-01, 8:57 AM #1

Wolfy

I TYPE LOUD

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I've got Apache running on my server, listening on port 80. I've installed Tomcat, because I want to fiddle around with JSP. However, Tomcat, by default, listens on port 8180 (or, at least, this debian package does).

I'd like it so that I can simply go to http://my.url/helloworld.jsp in a browser, instead of going to http://my.url:8180/helloworld.jsp. I'd try having Tomcat listening on port 80, but I suspect that Tomcat and Apache would end up fighting with each other. So, is there a way to have Apache use Tomcat to properly display .jsp files?

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2007-03-01, 9:13 AM #2

Detty

Britlandish

Posts: 5,649

http://rimuhosting.com/mod_jk2.jsp

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2007-03-01, 9:16 AM #3

..would like a shrubbery.

Posts: 4,822

From what i remember mod_jk2 is deprecated and you should use mod_jk. I remember having trouble getting it all to work properly though it is possible to use mod_proxy to do the same job.

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2007-03-01, 10:03 AM #4

Dark__Knight

Blockyness Rocks!

Posts: 3,011

Jedi Knight and Jedi Outcast mods??? :confused:

Author of the JK levels:
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2007-03-01, 10:37 AM #5

Tibby

Ribberium Mempyre!

Posts: 12,497

I thought this would be about the aircraft.
Pooh.

2007-03-01, 10:41 AM #6

Alan

Boneless Chicken Wings

Posts: 3,339

You have to yaw left and increase your thrust vectoring.

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2007-03-01, 2:48 PM #7

Darkjedibob

From Accounting

Posts: 4,280

Originally posted by Tiberium_Empire:

I thought this would be about the aircraft.
Pooh.

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try: command not found
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