Re: Apache / Tomcat Virtual Hosting

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Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2000 00:00

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Michael,

Yes you can use virtual hosting. Virtual hosting is actually a function of
apache and not Tomcat. So, if you have your virtual hosts set up properly, and
if your Tomcat configuration is correct, then you can run JSP pages.

For jsp pages, make sure you put this in your apache configuration files:

AddType text/jsp
AddHandler jserv-servlet .jsp

The above makes sure that fies with the .jsp extension is handed over to
mod_jserv.so and then processing is handed off to Tomcat.

Michael Yeung wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I am using the Apache Web server with tomcat installed. Is Tomcat supported
> the virtualHosting ? That is we want some of the virtual host can launch the
> JSP for the application.
>
> MICHAEL YEUNG

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