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Date: Wed, 15 Dec 2004 22:58:07 -0800
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From: B Wiley <info@wileynet.com>
Subject: setting up tomcat/JBOSS with apache
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Hello, I'm confused on something basic. I understand how to set up mod_jk2 
and configure an app something like http://localhost/myApp/test.jsp such 
that the app myApp is sitting in the java container but can I have myApp 
sitting on apache i.e. /var/www/htdocs/myApp and configure a handler in 
httpd.conf that just forwards .jsp,servlets to the java container? All I 
see online and in every example is how mod_Jk helps you knock out the :8080 
but the apps have to be sitting in webapps.

The reason I'm asking is I was hosting a site on a resin server and that 
server seems to have the setup I was describing, you can keep your apps on 
apache and just configure the http.conf.

Thanks for anything, correct me please if I'm confused , i sure am confused


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