Apache+tomcat configuration static and dynamic separation (one Apache, one tomcat, no cluster)

1. Download Apache HTTP server,tomcat,mok_jk.so

apache:http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi

Tomcat:http://tomcat.apache.org/index.html

jk:https://tomcat.apache.org/connectors-doc/

2. Unzip the downloaded file and copy the mod_jk.so to the Apache24/modules directory

3. Modify the httpd.conf under the Apache24/conf folder

Change the service root path of line 39 to the path you just unzipped: Define srvroot "F:/tomcat/apache24"

At the back of the file, add:

LoadModule jk_module modules/mod_jk.sojkworkersfile "f:/tomcat/apache24/conf/worker.properties" JkLogFile "F:/ Tomcat/apache24/conf/mod_jk.log "Jkloglevel infojklogstampformat" [%a%b%d%h:%m:%s%Y] "jkmount/mytest/* worker1

4. Create a new worker.properties under the Apache24/conf folder and write to it in the file:

# indicate Tomcat's installation path for MOD_JK module workers.tomcat_home=f:/tomcat/apache-tomcat-7.0.69-httpd/apache-tomcat-7.0.69# to Mod_ The JK module indicates the installation path of the JDK Workers.java_home=c:/program files/java/jdk1.7.0_79# add a worker to the worker list worker.list=worker1# Set each parameter # work port for Worker1, Tomcat's default connector listening port, you can see port= "8009" in Tomcat Server.xml worker.worker1.port=8009# Tomcat machine, if installed in a different machine than Apache, you need to set the type of ipworker.worker1.host=localhost# worker, the allowed values are AJP13, AJP14, LB, status, etc. AJP13 is the preferred way for mod_jk to connect webserver and Tomcat (i.e. using a socket as a communication channel) worker.worker1.type=ajp13# load Balancing factor worker.worker1.lbfactor=1

5. Create the project under Tomcat's WebApps folder mytest

6. Launch Tomcat to see if mytest can be accessed, then continue

7. Start Apache, enter the command under Apache/bin httpd.exe-k start, the browser opens http://localhost see if you can access the Apache default static page, you can indicate that Apache is booting normally, Enter http://localhost/mytest/to see if you can access the items under Tomcat

Note: When accessing the project under Tomcat http://localhost/mytest/final/must add, otherwise you may be prompted not to find MyTest

The Apache static page is placed under the Apache/htdocs folder, which is configured on the 245 line of the httpd.conf

　　

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Apache+tomcat configuration static and dynamic separation (one Apache, one tomcat, no cluster)