I\'m pretty new to Apache configurations... is the following possible? I have 2 separate web servers, each hosting a different application - totally separate.
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I am currently hosting 2 web applications on the same Apache server.Let\'s just call, them A and B.I was using JSONP to make cross domain ajax calls from A to B (I need开发者_JAVA百科ed some data from
I am using VisualSVN Server that installs an Apache server. In the below example <Location /MyIISWebSite>
We have a web resource that can be accessed with a URL/URL of the form: http://[host1]:[port1]/aaa/bbb.ccc?param1=xxx¶m2=yyy...
Running tomcat 5.5 with (64 bit centos, 8 gb ram), mysql, apache \"-server -Xss1M -Xms2G -Xmx3550m -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:NewSize=1G -XX:MaxPermSize=512m XX:CMSInitiatingOccupancyFraction=70\"
I\'m trying to figure out what is wrong with this configuration of mod_proxy (I should say that I\'m not familiar with apache). This is the content of my httpd.conf:
I use Spring Security and Apache proxy for a web app. When using standard mod_proxy everything is OK, but after switching to AJP proxy there appears a problem with Spring security redire开发者_JS百科c
I am running a WebApplication on a Servlet Container (port 8080) in an environment that can be accessed from the internet (external) and from company inside (intenal), e.g.
I\'m having quite a lot of difficulties with running a frontend proxy in front of play. This post is also on the google group, I\'ll post the received suggestions on both.
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