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This tool walks you through the process of configuring access to Geronimo
through the Apache 2 HTTP server using the mod_jk Apache module.
There are several steps needed to do this:
- Configure the Geronimo web container to support the AJP protocol
- Install the mod_jk.so Apache module (compiling it if necessary)
- Create a workers.properties configuration file to point Apache to the
Geronimo AJP connector
- Add Apache configuration information indicating which URLs should be sent to
Geronimo and whether Apache should serve static content (leaving only
dynamic content within the web application to Geronimo)
By answering a few questions here, we can give you specific guidance and generate
configuration information you can use.
Notes:
- Geronimo does not remember previous settings generated using this tool;
you'll need to reenter all the data each time, or just paste the new
information into your existing configuration files.
- Any web applications to be exposed via Apache must be running when you
run this tool, and of course must be running to be accessed from Apache.
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