Add JkMount/JkUnmount directives to vhost #1384
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'mod_jk' is one of the possibilities to use Apache as a frontend to Tomcat. The module understands 'JkMount' and 'JkUnMount' directives to configure whether an URL should be handled by Apache or by Tomcat. This patch enhances 'apache::vhost' to allow configuration of these two directives for a virtual host.
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what's wrong with mod_proxy_ajp? |
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There is probably nothing wrong with it. The Tomcat Wiki has some opinions on the pros and cons of both modules. In our case |
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imo, if you're on 2.4, you should just use mod_proxy_ajp i for one have been using mod_proxy_http since tomcat 6… |
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Add JkMount/JkUnmount directives to vhost
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We will check if mod_proxy_* works for us. Thanks! |
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mod_jkis one of the possibilities to use Apache as a frontend to Tomcat. The module understandsJkMountandJkUnMountdirectives to configure whether an URL should be handled by Apache or by Tomcat. This patch enhancesapache::vhostto allow configuration of these two directives for a virtual host.