As I understand it, Cloud Foundry does not use mod_jk but mod_proxy/mod_proxy_ajp.
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As I understand it, Cloud Foundry does not use mod_jk but mod_proxy/mod_proxy_ajp.
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Thanks Chris.
What if my application is in the ROOT context? How does apache know to serve the static content?
Wouldn't I need to put some 'ignore' in the http.conf so that the static folder...
Can someone describe the process of setting up the TServer (or Tomcat server) to delegate the serving of static content to Apache?
What configuration is required in the http.conf?
Thanks,
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