Just to be sure: you do know that joomla runs standard on apache which runs at port 80 and glassfish is normaly running on 8080?
You can't have both webservers running on the same port 80, that's why glasssfish runs on 8080.
So you must modify modproxy to serve /translate the glassfish pages from 8080 at apache's port 80.
Kind regards,
The out-side
Op 11 dec. 2012 om 23:26 heeft forums_at_java.net het volgende geschreven:
> I am still stuck. I tried replacing the "JkMount" directives with "JkMount /*
> worker1" in /etc/httpd/conf.d/glassfish.conf. I moved Joomla out of the way
> by renaming index.php in the root directory of my Web site. I also moved
> .htaccess out of the way by renaming that file just in case that was causing
> some URL rewriting that I was not seeing. I added read permissions for the
> world to /etc/httpd/conf/workers.properties and
> /etc/httpd/conf.d/glassfish.conf just in case restricted access to the
> configuration files was the problem. Now I type http://www.eonsahead.com in
> my browser and I see the trivial home page that I put in place of Joomla. I
> type http://www.eonsahead.com:8080 and I see the Glassfish "Your server is
> running" page. I type http://www.eonsahead.com:8080/cellularautomata and I
> see my Java application served up by Glassfish. I type
> http://www.eonsahead.com/cellularautomata and I see "404 not found/The
> requested document was not found on this server." Thank you for taking a look
> at my problem and thank you for your suggestions.
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