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Hi,
Not sure if this is the best place to post this but here is the situation:
I have 3 instances of tomcat running on each of ports 3030, 3031 and 3032. These all work fine. I'm using IIS as web listener and have installed the ISAPI connector. This works fine when I have the a single Tomcat instance running but I need to have all three running on the server.
Does anyone have any pointers on how to achieve this, please?
I assume I need to create either additional websites or virtual directories in IIS and then additional workers within the ISAPI configs to point to these but I'm not sure on exactly how to do this and how to assign ports so that I can pull back the correct JSP content.
Each of the three Tomcat instances has the same structure (they are live, test and development setups. I know it would be better to have these running on separate physical machines but it's not possible at the moment. I need IIS as web listener as I need to us AD authentication and pull back AD data for logged in users.
The system is currently Intranet only so would just be accessed by the server name rather than an external web domain.
Any pointer would be appreciated as the various examples I've found are for similar/partial solutions and don't quite fit this setup.
I envisage being able to access each Tomcat as \\server\test, server\dev etc. and them pull back the correct Tomcat content.
Hope that makes sense and please let me know if you need additional info.
NB using (IIS5, Tomcat 5.5)
Cheers
Andy
Not sure if this is the best place to post this but here is the situation:
I have 3 instances of tomcat running on each of ports 3030, 3031 and 3032. These all work fine. I'm using IIS as web listener and have installed the ISAPI connector. This works fine when I have the a single Tomcat instance running but I need to have all three running on the server.
Does anyone have any pointers on how to achieve this, please?
I assume I need to create either additional websites or virtual directories in IIS and then additional workers within the ISAPI configs to point to these but I'm not sure on exactly how to do this and how to assign ports so that I can pull back the correct JSP content.
Each of the three Tomcat instances has the same structure (they are live, test and development setups. I know it would be better to have these running on separate physical machines but it's not possible at the moment. I need IIS as web listener as I need to us AD authentication and pull back AD data for logged in users.
The system is currently Intranet only so would just be accessed by the server name rather than an external web domain.
Any pointer would be appreciated as the various examples I've found are for similar/partial solutions and don't quite fit this setup.
I envisage being able to access each Tomcat as \\server\test, server\dev etc. and them pull back the correct Tomcat content.
Hope that makes sense and please let me know if you need additional info.
NB using (IIS5, Tomcat 5.5)
Cheers
Andy
Last edited by Belisarius : Apr 18th, 2008 at 4:22 am.
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