Apache + Tomcat

Apache + Tomcat Download mod_webapp.so: 4.0/release/v4.0.1/bin/win32/ 4.0/release/v4.0.1/bin/win32/ 2. Copy the mod_webapp.so file into your Apache 1.3 "libexec" directory 3. Copy the libapr.dll file into your Apache 1.3 "libexec" directory

Apache + Tomcat Edit your "httpd.conf" configuration file Add a few lines to load that module at startup (Windows users, read above, you have to "replace" libexec with "modules" LoadModule webapp_module libexec/mod_webapp.so NOTE: It was reported that sometimes Apache under windows doesn't like the AddModule line in the configuration file. Please, if you can't start your Apache service, try commenting out that line in your httpd.conf file.

Apache + Tomcat you can start adding your web application connections and context into the Apache configurations.Back to the "httpd.conf" file, you need to add something like: WebAppConnection conn warp localhost:8008 WebAppDeploy examples conn /examples

Apache + Tomcat4.0 In this example, I'm instructing the WebApp connector to connect to the servlet container waiting for requests on the current "localhost" host and bound to port 8008 A brief detailed description of the above-mentioned directives is: WebAppConnection [connection name] [provider] [host:port] [connection name]

Apache + Tomcat4.0 A unique name for the connection to be created between Apache and Tomcat. [provider] The name of the provider used to connect to the servlet container. Currently only the "warp" provider is available. [host:port] The host name and port number to which the WARP connection must attempt to connect. The port is the one you specified in your server.xml" file for the "...WarpConnector" connector, not your HTTP one. WebAppDeploy [application name] [connection name] [url path]

Apache + Tomcat4.0 [application name] The application name as present in your "webapps" directory in Tomcat. For example, if you want to deploy a WAR-based web application, your application name will look something like "myApplication.war". [connection name] The name of a previously declared WebAppConnection directive. [url path] The URL path where this application will be deployed.

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Site: Click: Apache Server, then download Go to binaries directory, Then win32 directory Download apache 1_3_12_win.exe

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Installation: Click apache1_3_12_win32.exe Configure Apache web server 1. Get your computer’s IP address, For example: Open httpd.conf file Set ServerName your computer IP Address ServerAdmin your address

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Configure the directory which you want to access from browser. For example: alias /mydoc/ d:/apache_web_doc Save the configure file

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Copy any *.html file to the directory which allow browser to make request Present the *.html For example:

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Web Site: Click Jakarta, then Click Tomcat3.1.1 Install: Unzip the Jakarta-Tomcat file Test Tomcat:

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Click Java-Apache Download JServ1.1 Install JServ1.1

Apache + Tomcat3.2 Copy ApacheModleJServ.dll into the Apache modules directory Find your httpd.conf and add the following line to the end include “c:\jakarta-tomcat\conf\tomcat-apache.conf”

Apache + Tomcat3.2 In order to set up a new web application, for example,in our case, project, you need to add a new Context tag in server.xml Our case: <Context path=“/project”,docBase=“webapps/project” Debug=“0” reloadable=“true”>