> We do something like this using apache2 mod_proxy and
> rules like
>
> ProxyPass /<contextroot>
> http://<backend-server>:8082/<contextroot>
> ProxyPassReverse /<contextroot>
> http://<backend-server>:8082/<contextroot>
Thanks Kristian. Thats a nice tip. Let me go through that articles.
> Where do they live on the apache2 installation, and
> how do they have to be
> accessed? Easiest way, in my opinion, would be
> dumping them to a "context
> root" of their own on apache2, to have them out of
> the way, and use your
> glassfish context root for proxying your glassfish
> hosted application.
My php scripts are installed in a different directory directly under apache document root. So it will be its own context root.
Thanks Kristian.
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