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Old 12-22-04, 10:47 PM
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Question How to connect JSP Tomcat to apache or IIS

I already follow the instruction on apache tomcat website it have to use JK2 connector, the question is :
1. If on Apache :
do I have to install apache httpd if Apache Tomcat already webserver?
if I use Windows server does the JK2 connector already installed with
Apache Httpd Distibution

2. If on IIS :
I'm already download the ISAPI redirector isapi_redirect.dll from Apache
Tomcat website, but it doesn't do anything ?


Does anybody can help me?
Thankz very much

Ian
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Old 03-09-05, 06:45 PM
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Better ask in the respective server boards

Hi there,
yes, tomcat has a build in web server. However, it is confined in the VM and does not scale as well as Apache or other web servers. Ideally you want to have static content, like images, java scripts and css files, served by apache and only the dynamic content through tomcat.

For developing/unit-testing/functional-testing the webserver in tomcat is fine.

K<o>
P.S.: Google "Howto tomcat apache" or "Howto tomcat IIS"
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