Hello Robert,
Using Apache web server as reverse proxy using Apache mod_proxy and
mod_ajp_proxy module is very simple. I would suggest you to use
mod_ajp_proxy instead of mod_jk as mod_jk configuration is very
complicated. With mod_ajp_proxy, you don't need any configuration at
OFBiz side. You can find more details at [1] and [2].
[1]
https://cwiki.apache.org/OFBIZ/faq-tips-tricks-cookbook-howto.html#FAQ-Tips-Tricks-Cookbook-HowTo-HTTPD[2]
http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Running-Ofbiz-on-Ubuntu-with-Apache-front-td3529302.htmlThanks,
Raj
On Monday 03 December 2012 06:37 AM, Robert G. wrote:
> hey guys,
>
> i need to get ofbiz on our production server. Till now I developed on my
> local computer, so I used the embed tomcat application server within ofbiz.
>
> Our server has tomcat connected with apache http server via mod_jk, because
> we have to serve php, html and java sites paralell. To redirect to the
> tomcat server for specific domains (defined within the apache virtual hosts
> component) we use mod_jk.
>
> now I read within the mailinglist that ofbiz deployment to an external
> tomcat server is not that easy and often runs into problems, so I am
> wondering how I could us the embed tomcat server paralell to my todays
> server configuration.
>
> the problem is, that within the mod_jk module from apache httpd server I
> have to specify the "workers.tomcat_home" to connect single requests to with
> tomcat. with the embed tomcat server I would have two different tomcat
> installations / instances to "talk" with.
>
> what are your experiences, how can I deploy my ofbiz on the production
> server? Or is it not that difficult to deploy it to the existing tomcat
> installation (in my case its version 7, but I can go to 6 if required or
> easier).
>
> thank you in advance,
>
> robert
>
>
>
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