Hi, this is the first time I've started dabbling with Java.
I've finally got JBoss and Tomcat working with Apache 2 using mod_jk2, albeit with a couple of things.
I've used the standard workers2.properties file to configure the URI's, and have a couple set up (jkstatus and jmx-console). Both of these work fine.
Here's a snapshot of the workers2.properties file:
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[uri:/jkstatus/*]
info=Display status information and checks the config file for changes.
group=status:
[uri:/cocoon/*]
info=Cocoon
context=/cocoon
[uri:/jmx-console]
info=Console
context=/jmx-console
debug=0
[uri:/jmx-console/servlet/*]
info=Preifx
[uri:/jmx-console/*.jsp]
info=Ext
[uri:/jmx-console/*]
info=map the whole app
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I'm trying to get it working with cocoon. I've had it working previously, but only when I start JBoss using ./run.sh at the command prompt. If I use the RedHat start script (incidentally I'm running it on Debian) it starts up but for some reason I get a No context configured error only when accessing cocoon.
What does the ./run.sh -c all command do above and beyond what ./run.sh doesn't?
I can't connect when using port 8080 (i.e. talking to Tomcat directly) either, again, it works with jmx-console but dies with Cocoon.
As I said, all suggestions would be welcomed.
Paul
