How do you Configure GlassFish-V2 to work with apache's Port 80?
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How do you Configure GlassFish-V2 to work with apache's Port 80?
I've searched the web and couldn't find anything simple to configure GlassFish-v2(port 8080) to use Apache's Port 80. Similar to how tomcat's 8080 port workds with mod_jk.
Anyone have a sample configuration file of GlassFish or Apache's mod_jk that they have working?
Thanks,
Hey Thanks.
I'm using NetBeans 6.5 because it has the Visual JSF feature. If I used GlassFish Version #2, where could I find a link to help configure GlassFish-v2(port 8080) to use Apache's Port 80?
I had a bookmark for this in Sun's blogs, but the guy who wrote it has left Sun (now Oracle), so the page was gone.
Anyway I managed to find it in internet archives. Hope that helps.
My Aplogies smoker, I didn't read the links you posted before I replied earlier. I will use Glassfish V3 if it NetBeans 6.5 will allow it. The link below you had is starting to refresh my memory on the Apache and Mod_jk setup, but did I need to setup a separate Virtual Host in the /etc/apache/sites-available and soft link in /etc/apache/sites-enabled directory? http://javablog.co.uk/2009/12/26/tom...ive-glassfish/
Was wondering if I could just add the listen to port 8009 in the Virtual Host similar to what I have pasted below?
I think that's the part I keep getting stuck on is how to setup the Virtual Host properly for sites that will use glassfish.
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