1: Specify jserv.conf (or tomcat.conf)

Compiling the JServ module also modifies this file so as to the Apache server to load the JServ module. But we have to append the following line at the end of this file.

Include /export/home/soft/lib/java2/jakarta-tomcat/conf/jserv.conf

'Include' directive must point the configuration file for the JServ module. Tomcat3.1 binary distribution includes the template of this file, which is $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/tomcat.conf.

2: Context mapping for virtual host

In case that we'd like to handle the request to Virtual Host, this file may include the lines like the below:

<VirtualHost 205.205.150.103>
    DocumentRoot /export/home/jun/public_html
    ServerName www.juntest.com
    ErrorLog logs/juntest.com-error_log
    CustomLog logs/juntest.com-access_log common
 	<IfModule mod_jserv.c>
	ApJServMount /examples ajpv12://jun_tomcat:8007/examples
 		<Location /examples/WEB-INF/ >
      			AllowOverride None
      			deny from all
 		</Location>  
 	</IfModule>
</VirtualHost>

Note that the line of:

ApJServMount /examples ajpv12://jun_tomcat:8007/examples

This means that the request such as 'http://www.juntest.com/example/myservlet' is handled by the JServ module and redirected to the Tomcat server. Of cource, Tomcat must listen to the port 8007 of the host 'jun_tomcat'. The Tomcat server will start 'myservlet' in the context of '/example'.

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