Hari Om wrote:
> Hi Jack,
>
> Thanks! I tried adding "Include ...mod_jk.conf" but in vain...there
> is NO difference wonder why.....any other tips?
>
> HARI OM
>
> Jack Shieh <shiehj@swbell.net> wrote in message news:<TRwIb.595$4Q1.274868385@newssvr11.news.prodi gy.com>...
>
>>Hari Om wrote:
>>
>>
>>>THANKS ChronoFish.
>>>
>>>My APache and Tomcat (on 8080) are working GREAT independentaly.....
>>>Infact http://My.domian.name:8080/kuki works GREAT BUT
>>>http://My.domian.name/kuki DOES NOT WORK...wonder why.
>>>
>>>Can u send me some link on JK2? what platform r u using JK2?
>>>
>>>HARI OM
>>>
>>>
>>>"ChronoFish" <deja@chronofish.com> wrote in message news:<tlkIb.23363$ti2.11258@lakeread03>...
>>>
>>>
>>>>"Hari Om" <hari_om@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:d1d5ebe4.0312301037.2cad3e8b@posting.google.c om...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hello,
>>>>>
>>>>>I am using APache 2.0.47 and Tomcat 4.1.27 on SuSE Linux 8.1
>>>>>
>>>>>I am working on the Connector MOD_JK.SO which I build from the source and
>>>>>put in /modules directory. When I run my Tomcat first and then Apache and
>>>>>then acceess http://My.domian.name/kuki it does not work... it says "Page
>>>>>cannot be found" wonder why? I also try to see MOD_JK.LOG file but I cannot
>>>>>find this file anywhere.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I assume that the same problem happens when running Apache first? I think that is supposed to be the order - but maybe not.
>>>>
>>>>How about this - can you run Tomcat on port 8080?
>>>>
>>>>I assume that Apache itself is accessible - am I right?
>>>>
>>>>Obviously I implying that Tomcat and Apache need to run independently before they can be linked together.
>>>>
>>>>Also - and this is probably what will help you - in my Apache 2.x configuration I used the jk2 connector.
>>>>
>>>>- CF
>>
>>Sorry for missing your 1st posting, which has your httpd.conf. Try to
>>add "Include $CATALINA_HOME/conf/auto/mod_jk.conf" to your httpd.conf.
>>
>>Jack
Hari,

On you httpd.conf, you have

<IfModule !mod_jk.c>
LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.so
</IfModule>

Try to take out <IfModule>, simple becuase it won't generate any error
logs even it had problems. When running Tomcat, I used
"startup-using-launcher" and checked the
"$CATALLINE_HOME/logs/catalina.out" file to make sure my server.xml has
no problmes. For Apache, use "apachectl -t" to check the syntex of your
httpd.conf file.

Jack