AJP (mod_jk) port configuration
I would like to use Apache HTTPS server to proxy ServiceDesk outside our firewall (for contract support people, home, and blackberry access.) I have several Tomcat/JBoss applications that I proxy through Apache's
mod_jk 1.3 (Jakarta Connector) module.
This works well because 1) it uses an alternate port that directly connects to the application, 2) it handles variable (POST & GET) well, 3) it's faster than mod_proxy, 4) it introduces few problems than mod_proxy, and 5) it can be on HTTPS port 443 externaly, but still use port 80 internally.
mod_jk connects (by default Tomcat configuration) to the AJP port 8009, which is defined in the server.xml. (Here is an Example with another application).
Servicedesk, however seems to be not exactly organized in the fashion of a typical Tomcat or JBoss application. The only server.xml I can find is within a .SAR file, and the AJP connector code is commented out.
How can I enable the AJP connector within ServiceDesk (which is by default in server.xml) so that I can use mod_jk?
Thanks, Phil.
This works well because 1) it uses an alternate port that directly connects to the application, 2) it handles variable (POST & GET) well, 3) it's faster than mod_proxy, 4) it introduces few problems than mod_proxy, and 5) it can be on HTTPS port 443 externaly, but still use port 80 internally.
mod_jk connects (by default Tomcat configuration) to the AJP port 8009, which is defined in the server.xml. (Here is an Example with another application).
Servicedesk, however seems to be not exactly organized in the fashion of a typical Tomcat or JBoss application. The only server.xml I can find is within a .SAR file, and the AJP connector code is commented out.
How can I enable the AJP connector within ServiceDesk (which is by default in server.xml) so that I can use mod_jk?
Thanks, Phil.