Hi there,
You don't need an Apache web server in front of GlassFish unless you
want to implement load-balancing or a DMZ.
Configuring the HTTP part of GlassFish (Grizzly) can done done using
the web console: Configutation > HTTP Service
(documentation here:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3671/ablsw?l=en&a=view)
Error 500 means you need to look into the application server log:
domain/domains/logs/server.log
You are probably missing a resources, or some exception what thrown in
your application.
hth,
-Alexis
On Dec 26, 2008, at 5:19, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Okay, so I've downloaded and installed glassfish. I've also been
> able to access the default index. However, I have several questions.
> First, I know it has web server capabilities but is it independent
> or would I need to download Apache as a front end? Exactly how/where
> would you configure the web server properties of GlassFish, like
> domain names etc, I've configured Apache before? Also, I downloaded
> the hello.war example but when I try to access it I have a internal
> server error, 500. Any suggestions on what I need to change?
> Finally, prior to my isntallation I had installed NetBeans and was
> creating web application projects. However I was still having 500
> errors when running applications and I also wasn't sure if it was
> possible to use the GlassFish server with Netbeans outside of the IDE.
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