In Ignite web console document page, it only provides Apache HTTP server conf for the web console in production mode, but I want to know how to configure it via nginx?
Added documentation for Nginx HTTP server configuration. Can you please try?
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I have two issues:
When I first started Elastic BeanStalk it had Apache webserver for Java8 Tomcat8 combination.
I was able to access my webapp using the link shown
a) https://i.stack.imgur.com/PmEka.png
After working on Apache, I went to configurations and changed the server to
nginx as I would like to try nginx.
I re-deployed and restarted app server after changing my webserver to nginx in my configuration, and
Issue 1: not able to access homepage by clicking link (as shown in a) )
Issue 2: The webpage title still shows as "Apache..." Why is that?
https://i.stack.imgur.com/l17WJ.png
But when I checked chrome console, I see nginx there.
Tomcat is an Apache Software Foundation project. Your screenshot is of an "Apache Tomcat" error page. It is not telling you that the Elastic Beanstalk reverse-proxy is Apache Web Server, it is simply telling you that the application server is Apache Tomcat.
We have an apache web server through which we redirect requests to Weblogic App server.
Now in case the application on the weblogic server is down, the Apache Web server should detect it and redirect to a static html page(something like saying - application is unavailable currently, instead of showing 404 error).
Can someone please help how this can be implemented ?
Try using the ErrorPage directive within the plugin configuration. When apache is unable to connect to Weblogic, you can redirct to a customer error page located somewhere on apache itself.
The documentation is here
I am playing around GeoServer and I have a Apache HTTP Server
I want to put GeoServer on my Apache HTTP Server, but we can only download a WAR file of GeoServer for Tomcat.
Is it possible to install Tomcat on Apache HTTP server?
Tomcat is seperate product which has nothing to do with the Apache Web Server and has to be installed separately,
Apache Tomcat has nothing to do with Apache HTTP Server. If you are trying to deploy some java webapps with JSPs and Servlets (and may be other web framework that uses these two) you just need to install tomcat server only. You can download it from here.
If you want to know the difference b/w Tomcat and HTTP server its given in this question
Hope this is useful. If any mistakes pardon me.
We have a Glassfish running behind an Apache Webserver. Direct requests to the application server are blocked by the firewall. So we have the webserver forwarding requests to the app server via mod_jk. This all works fine for the web apps deployed on x80 ports of Glassfish. But am now left wondering, how do I access the Admin Console GUI? I can do most of the Admin Console things using asadmin, but it'd be good to have the GUI as well.
Thanks!
Nirav
Why not create a new VirtualHost or an Alias which will map to the Glassfish admin console?
Please help! I got very frustrated with this assignment to demonstrate Apache and Java Struts. I cannot make struts apps run in the Apache web directory. They only work under Tomcat.
Can I use Struts only under Apache without Tomcat? ... Thanks very much!
Apache and Tomcat serve different purposes. You cannot use Apache to run Struts because it's just a web server, not a java web container.
What you could do is to setup Apache as a reverse proxy to a tomcat instance, so the "Internet" would talk to your Apache, but still Tomcat would be serving your requests in the end.