My problem is that when I type http://<ipaddress>/examples/jsp I get
an internal server error. I am led to beleive by the documentation
that what I should see is what I get when I type
http://<2ndIpAdress>:8080/examples/jsp.
So far I have
1) created a secondary IP address
2) created a new instance of apache running in its own address space.
I have tested its config by successfuly getting to
http://<2ndIpAdress>/ and seeing the apache test page
3) created a new NCF file loading a new instance of tomcat33. I have
verified its working by going to
http://<ndIpAdress>8080/examples/jsp/index.html and seeing the
appropriate page.
4) I have created the mod_JK.conf file and included it in the new
httpd.conf file that loads my second instance of apache. I get no
errors when I load it and it does load mod_JK.nlm successfully.
I am new to all this and just looking for a clue. The only thing I
could figure out to check was that my mod_jk.conf file had the
follwoing statements.
JkMount /examples ajp13
JkMount /examples/* ajp13
I have a nagging feeling that this is due to me changing the IP
addresses that the new instances of tomcat and apache are using, but I
don;t know where to look.
I appreciate any help
Charles Lavin
Mercy Medical
Baltimore, MD