This is a discussion on How do I configure Apache (httpd) and Tomcat on different machines? within the Linux Web Servers forums, part of the Web Server and Related Forums category; I'd like to create a configuration where Apache (running on machine "one") acts as the front end ...
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I'd like to create a configuration where Apache (running on machine
"one") acts as the front end and servers up all static content (obviously). Then Tomcat would be configured (running on machine "two") to handle the dynamic content. So, Apache would hand-off servlet/jsp requests to Tomcat on another machine. To the end-user they would simply hit machine one. Moreover, I only want machine one in the DMZ, so machine two would not have an IP accessible outside my internal network. I have been able to getting the Apache/Tomcat interaction through mod_jk/AJP13 on a single server installation, but I can't get a remote configuration to work. Has anyone done this? Is it possible? Can someone post a sample httpd.conf or server.xml or workers.properties... Wherever the secret lies. If you think this is the wrong news group could you point me to the right one? Thanks in advance, Jaeke flemings@msu.edu |