Hi Johannes,
back from a client site so my answer should be faster :-)
Johannes Hammoud wrote:
> Hi Jeanfrancois,
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> I read your block about configuring listeners and virtuell server before.
> Used it to build up my developing system (without Apache).
> Was very good and easy to understand, also for me as developer:)
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> The second blog (Amy Roh) i sent the link to my hoster.
> The admin used it to create the connection to SJSAS.
> Works also perfect as described earlier.
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> But this does not clear my problem.
> I miss a connection between an SJSAS-Service, which handels the incoming apache request, and the virtuell servers.
> So how could this be done in admin console.
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> This is currently my "poor" view of the request flow:
> 1. Apache forwards request to the connector
> 2. Connetor sends request to an port (think its 8009)
> 3. Seems SJSAS listens automatically to 8009 (perhaps cause of the configurations the hoster admin has done in the properties)
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The listener on port 8009 parse the requests and properly maps it to the
targeted virtual-server.
> What i do not understand is:
> 1. In the admin console i can not see any listener on 8009 (only 4848,8080,8081)
Yes, this is a special listener. I'm trying to make Apache|mod_jk an
official feature so admin|admin-gui can implement the support for it.
Right now all happens via the property in domain.xml.
> 2. So how should i attach the listener to my virtuell servers (normally this is done by listener names)
You should create your extra virtual-server, restart the server, and the
mod_jk connector will automatically maps the Apache request to it. If
that doesn't work, just file an issue and we will take a look at it.
Thanks
-- Jeanfrancois
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> J. Hammoud
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