Hi Johannes
Johannes Hammoud wrote:
> Hi Jeanfrancois,
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>> sorry for the delay....
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> No problem.
> After trying in 3 forums the last week i am really very happy that someone reponse:)
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>> Have you try with Tomcat to see if you are able to force Apache to do what your want (just a test :-)). If that doesn't work, then we know the problem is with your configuration.
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> No i did not - would have to install and configure all.
> Because currently i am only running SJSAS without Apache on my developing system.
> And there domains/apps with serveral virtual server are working perfect.
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> The only difference (admin console) to the production system, is that on developing system, i have created my own HTTP-Listener on Port 80 and attached it to the VirtualServer.
> On production system with Apache in front, no HTTP-Listener is defined on 80 and the field HTTP-Listener in the VirtualServer window is empty.
> The forward of Apache request is done to first found Virtual Server (independend to the name of the virtual server).
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> Perhaps i have to do some additional configurations, which i currently don't now? For example:
> - special connector properties
> - new listeners in SJSAS
> - special configuration parameters in web application descriptor
You can create new listeners in Glassfish using the Admin Gui. Just take
a look at:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/jfarcand/archive/2006/06/dynamically_add.html
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> Or could you say if connection works with one application, its only an configuration issue, which can be done in admin web interface?
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Yes.
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>> On another topic, why do you need to do it using Apache? You can do it directly in GlassFish by properly defining the hosts value of the virtual-server.
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> I am developer (freelancer), for administration my knowledge is not enough.
> Also want to use my time mainly for developing and not for administration/security.
> (which is not easy in my opinion).
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> Now i had to switch my hoster in short term and i could choose between:
> 1. Rent dedicated server + rent an administrator
> 2. Rent an managed server
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> Second was faster to get it running and has a lot of default things like sql, email, ticket system, ... ready and standardized. But i have to use the Apache in front.
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Make sense. Then I suspect it is just a configuration issue. Take a look at:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/amyroh/archive/2006/08/glassfish_suppo.html
-- Jeanfrancois
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> thanx,
> J. Hammoud
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