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Apache communication when Tomcat is down
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Raghunandhan Ramanujam
Greenhorn
Joined: Jun 23, 2003
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I have my application running with Apache and Tomcat. During startup, my application starts Apache first and then Tomcat. During the process of my application start, when I connect to the opening page using my browser, I see the opening page source in my browser. I connect from the browser as "http://localhost:8100". I have my server.xml's Context directed to the opening page. Now, some of the questions I have are: why do I see the source? Is it because apache has started and tomcat has not? When apache forwards a jsp page to tomcat when tomcat is down, what does apache get back??? Will anyone respond to this question?
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Mike Curwen
Ranch Hand
Joined: Feb 20, 2001
Posts: 3695
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I don't suppose this could be as simple as reversing the order of startup? Start Tomcat, and then Apache ? I don't think you should see source, I'd think you'd get some sort of 500 not available error.
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Raghunandhan Ramanujam
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Joined: Jun 23, 2003
Posts: 10
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But i AM seeing the source. Can anyone help with the steps to be taken to ensure this does not happen??? Even a "The page cannot be displayed" message would be a graceful way to handle this.
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