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Question about integrating apache and tomcat 4

 
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hi all =)
i have used tomcat 3.1 and apache for quite a while, and i'm intending to upgrade my tomcat to the newest release, tomcat 4.0.
can i still use the old confs with tomcat 4.0 ?
can i still leave the static html pages request to apache ? and if i can, how do i do it ? is it the same way like i did to tomcat 3.1 ?
thanks before ...
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The server.xml file has changed a lot between Tomcat 3 and Tomcat 4 - rather than just being a monolithic server, Catalina is a very flexible way of organizing various server processing objects, so you'll want to read the docs and look at their model server.xml.
To connect an Apache server to Catalina you need the mod_webapp module instead of mod_jserv/mod_jk. Someday the docs for the Apache options to mod_webapp may even catch up with the actual realease software
Your actual web application layout remains unchanged.
 
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