'[users@httpd] mod_jk Questions'

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List:       apache-httpd-users
Subject:    [users@httpd] mod_jk Questions
From:       Chris Arnold <carnold () electrichendrix ! com>
Date:       2013-01-31 16:59:44
Message-ID: 475F8BEB-705D-47FE-BE06-0CE7FB9F3AB3 () electrichendrix ! com
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Here's what we are trying to accomplish:
Already have apache 2.22.x running multiple sites and acting as proxy. We a=
re now looking into using a web app that uses tomcat (port 8080) and will r=
un on the same server as apache. Users will be accessing the tomcat site us=
ing https://share.domain.com. Apache will serve this request and pass it to=
 tomcat.
Do we need the mod_jk module for this or can we accomplish the above with a=
 rewrite rule or proxy pass directive?

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content="text/html; charset=utf-8"></head><body>Here's what we are trying to \
accomplish:<br>Already have apache 2.22.x running multiple sites and acting as proxy. \
We are now looking into using a web app that uses tomcat (port 8080) and will run on \
the same server as apache. Users will be accessing the tomcat site using \
https://share.domain.com. Apache will serve this request and pass it to tomcat.<br>Do \
we need the mod_jk module for this or can we accomplish the above with a rewrite rule \
or proxy pass directive?<br><br>Sent from my iPhone</body></html>



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