Java platform Deployment Solution Based on Apache and tomcat

1. download and install the jdk-6u17-linux-x64-rpm.bin, and modify the Java path and PATH variable;

2. Download installation httpd-2.2.14

The compilation and installation commands are as follows:

./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/apache2 -- enable-so

Make

Make install

3. Download and install atat-connectors-1.2.30-src.tar

CD native

./Configure -- With-apxs =/usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs

Make

CP/native/Apache-2.0/mod_jk.so/usr/local/apache2/modules/

CP/CONF/httpd_jk.conf/usr/local/apache2/CONF/extra/

CP/CONF/workers. properties. Minimal/usr/local/apache2/CONF/workers. Properties

4. Download and configure APACHE-Tomcat-6.0.20

Note: Modify the port numbers in/CONF/server. xml. The default port number is port 8080. We will change it to port 8081. In addition, ajp13 uses port 8009. We will change it to port 9001 here. Do not conflict with the ports of other Tomcat instances or other systems;

4. Configure Apache

Modify httpd. conf

Listen: 80

# Virtual Hosts

Include CONF/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf

# Mod_jk

Include CONF/extra/httpd-jk.conf

5. Modify the workers. properties File

Add testworker to worker. List.

Worker. testworker. type = AJP

Worker. testworker. Port = 9001

6, modify httpd-vhosts.conf

<Virtualhost *: 80>

Serveradmin webmaster@www.test.com

<! -- Generally, the site files are directly deployed under the root path of Tomcat and webapps -->

DocumentRoot "/usr/local/tomcat_instances/www.test.com/web#/root"

<! -- Be sure to write http: // The domain name following it. If you have www, you must include it. -->

Servername www.test.com

Serveralias www.test.com

Errorlog "logs/www.test.com-error_log"

Customlog "logs/www.test.com-access_log" common

<! -- Here, I understand that when a request is initiated -->

Jkmount/servlet/* testworker

Jkmount/*. jsp testworker

Jkmount/*. Do testworker

Directoryindex index.html index.htm index. jsp

<! -- The following is an example of imitating the permission settings for directories on the Internet, but it only applies to static files because. JSP requests are all managed by Tomcat, so Tomcat should be responsible for permission control on them. I wonder if this understanding is correct. -->

<Directory "/usr/local/tomcat_instances/www.test.com/web#/root">

Options followsymlinks

AllowOverride none

Order deny, allow

Allow from all

</Directory>

</Virtualhost>

7. Modify the local hosts file for testing,

127.0.0.1 www.test.com

For apache2/bin/apachectl-K start, enter http: // localhost/to check whether the test page is displayed.

For tomcat/bin/startup. Sh, enter http: // localhost: [port number, which is 8081] to check whether Tomcat is normal.