1 Reply Latest reply on Feb 27, 2003 5:25 PM by casanova

    Apache2.0.44 JBoss3.0.6 Tomcat4.1.18 Win2k Problem

    tharban

      I'm pretty new to Jboss and all that stuff, but i tried to setup an environment where jboss(bundeled with Tomcat) is working. I succeded in using tomcat and apache2 connected via mod_jk2. so now i thought: "Why not download jboss/tomcat and do it the same way you just did!!" so i did and it didn't work out. jboss is starting just fine, so does apache2, but whenever i try to go to http://localhost/examples where i formerly found the servlets and the *.jsp's from tomcat i receive an error500 from apache. What am i doing wrong where is the file i have to change and what in that file??

      I followed the hints found on: http://www.google.de/search?q=cache:DkeBhGiTcRYC:www.matthewwebster.homeunix.net/Apache2_Jk2_TC4.1.x_JSDK1.4.x.doc+jk2.properties+quick+and++dirty&hl=de&ie=UTF-8

      Thx in advance Nils Drews

        • 1. Re: Apache2.0.44 JBoss3.0.6 Tomcat4.1.18 Win2k Problem
          casanova

          JBoss releases with Tomcat V 4.x have the webapps disabled by default. I don't know why and I would like to find out how to get them going. Some posts suggest copying the Tomcat webapp directories (eg ROOT, examples etc) to the JBoss deploy directory (perhaps "default/deploy"), and append ".war" to the end of the directory name. You should then be able to access the web app by (eg) "http://localhost/ROOT/index.jsp" (if Apache is correctly forwarding JSP requests.
          Hope this helps.