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Apache/Tomcat not running servlet

 
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I can run my application fine on Tomcat but once I try to run against Apache that has been configured with Tomcat(5.x) I can run JSP but call to servlet says page not found, also images are missing. Seems Apache can not see any other location except webapps/myapp i.e. where my jsp's are hosted. Images are in webapps/myapp/images and servlets in webapps/myapp/WEB-INF/classes/servlets etc per tomcat standards. Even though these directores are loaded in conf of apache still seems apache can not process them. Application works fine on Tomcat however.

Any hints?
 
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verify you have made all the necessary changes in httpd.conf of apache.

providing the snippet of httpd.conf would be helpful in actually identifying the problem
 
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In ${catalina.home}/conf/web.xml check if you have InvokerServlet is commented out
 
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