Apache/JBoss integration using mod_jk.

[rchandran]

Has anyone followed the instructions given on this JBoss twiki to make Apache 2.x and JBoss 4.0.4 talk to each other using mod_jk.

http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=UsingMod_jk1.2WithJBoss

I have been struggling with this for two weeks now, and I keep getting the error message "Service Temporarily Unavailable" when try to hit the link http://localhost/web-console.

Has anyone else used the instructions and succeeded? Thanks.

[krunal1981]

I 've done with the same stuff u got it works perfectly ...

only thing the error suggets is that could be your jboss is not running

or checkout with workers.properties for jkmount u need to mount you .ear there ..

[madhav21]

How do you mount your .ear file?
Say my ear file is C:\jboss4.0.5\server\default\deploy\abcd.ear, can can you mount it with JKMount?

I thought jkMount is to tell which requests to forward to JBoss.

[kaymenji]

"madhav21" wrote:
How do you mount your .ear file?
Say my ear file is C:\jboss4.0.5\server\default\deploy\abcd.ear, can can you mount it with JKMount?

I thought jkMount is to tell which requests to forward to JBoss.

I have same issue with madhave21. Could anyone help? how to mount EAR file in mod_jk?

[kaymenji]

"madhav21" wrote:
How do you mount your .ear file?
Say my ear file is C:\jboss4.0.5\server\default\deploy\abcd.ear, can can you mount it with JKMount?

I thought jkMount is to tell which requests to forward to JBoss.

Hi,

I got the solution. you could mount your web application by changing the JKMount in mod_jk.conf file.

for example:
# Mount your applications
JkMount /your-web-app-context-root/* loadbalancer

"your-web-app-context-root" is the web context root you defined in your jboss application.xml file.

Or you could define mutiple URL in uriworkermap.properties file. Good luck!