Using Mod_JK as Apache-Tomcat connector
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Apache runs securely on port 80. Tomcat runs securely on port 8080, which means that the default URL of your application will be something like http://mydomain.com:8080. With mod_jk, you can run Tomcat securely on it's normal port and have Apache forward requests to Tomcat. This will eliminate the 8080 from URL. Ref: Eapps User Guide to setup Tomcat
For instance: In Eapps hosting, these can be seen in the Custom Settings tab of the Website settings area, on the Site tab in your control panel.
JkMount /spring* ajp13This setting gets reflected in httpd.conf file.
JkMount /* ajp13
Posted bySeshu Karthick at 11:51 AM
Labels: apache, eapps, hosting, mod_jk, tomcat
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