Integration of apache2.0.48 and resin3.0.8 in Linux as4

1. Configure Apache # vi/usr/local/Apache/CONF/httpd. conf

Search: remove the preceding comments from namevirtualhost. To:

Add a virtual host configuration after namevirtualhost *: 80:

<Virtualhost *: 80>

Serveradmin webmaster@nanu.8866.org

DocumentRoot/WWW

Servername nanu.8866.org

</Virtualhost>

At the end of the file, change it:

# Mod_caucho resin Configuration

# Loadmodule caucho_module/usr/local/Apache/modules/mod_caucho.so

Resinconfigserver localhost 6802.

Cauchostatus Yes

<Ifmodule mod_caucho.c>

<Location/Caucho-status>

Sethandler Caucho-status

</Location>

</Ifmodule>

Addhandler Caucho-request JSP

<Location/servlet/*>

Sethandler Caucho-Request

</Location>

2. Configure the resin (virtual host)

# Cd/usr/local/resin # ln-S./httpd. PID./resin. PID // create a soft link to the PID file required for resin operation.

# Cp./contrib/init. Resin/etc/rc. d/init. d/resin // copy the sysv script of resin.

# Chkconfig -- add resin // Add the resin to the sysv service and start automatically upon startup.

# Cp./CONF/resin. conf./CONF/resin. conf. Bak //. Back up the configuration file first.

# Vi./CONF/resin. conf: // configure the default host and match any host name.

<Host ID = "" Root-directory = ". "> // host ID =" "because no host name is specified, it can match any host name. This setting is only applicable to a single host, if you want to create a virtual host, you must specify the host ID = "yourdomain". Otherwise, any virtual host configured later will automatically match the host, and the virtual host will become invalid.

<Web-app id = "/" document-directory = "webapps/root"/> // replace webapps/root with your actual site root directory.

</Host>

# Service resin start

# Service httpd restart

# More/usr/local/resin/log/stdout. Log // check whether the startup or shutdown logs of resin are correct.

# More/usr/local/resin/log/stderr. Log // check the error message log of resin.

# More/usr/local/resin/log/JVM. Log // check JVM logs.

Test open browser, enter http://nanu.8866.org/caucho-status if the page showing the current running status of resin is normal.