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问题 If you're not using AJP, Tomcat 6.0 Connectors have a nice maxHttpHeaderSize attribute in server.xml . But if you are using AJP, that attribute is not understood. Is there any way to increase the allowed HTTP header size if you are writing an app that is using AJP? ( maxHttpHeaderSize is documented at http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/http.html but there is also this in that document: "If you wish to configure the Connector that is used for connections to web servers using the

问题 is there a way to configure WebSphere Portal to accept AJP connections? E.g. Tomcat/JBoss and Oracle have a specific AJP port. I can't find it in WebSphere, and I'm getting tired of Googlin' around IBM pages. Thank you in forward... Balint 回答1: Configuring an AJP connector 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/243071/websphere-portal-v-5-1-and-ajp

问题 We have a Grails web application, running in tomcat7 behind Apache2. Everything works fine by using ProxyPass with the ajp protocol: ProxyPass / ajp://localhost:9013/ ProxyPassreverse / ajp://localhost:9013/ where 9013 is our AJP port in tomcat's server.xml . Now, our problem is this however. Our Grails application runs both HTTP and HTTPS. When going to a certain area in the application, Spring Security (Grails Spring Security Core plugin) redirects you from the address using HTTP to HTTPS,

问题 Does anyone know if the Tomcat release 7.0.27 AJP Connecter can support http upgrade (websockets) if setting your protocol to the AjpNioProtocol. http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/config/ajp.html#Connector_Comparison I'm working with atmosphere, but even with a basic socket request, the client websocket closes. Atmo Error: Connection closed with no close frame being sent. 回答1: The AJP protocol does not support WebSocket. If you use HTTP rather than AJP with your reverse proxy it might

问题 I have trouble with the JVM-Heap. We operate a website with Apache HTTP Server and an Apache Tomcat Application Server. All *.jsp Requests to the Apache HTTP Server will be redirected to the Tomcat Server (protocol: ajp). The website has more than 10'000 jsp files. We have also a google search appliance and it crawle the website every night. While it crawling, the jvm heap space rise to the max limit of 8 GB. With javamelody, I can see that the heap space increase analogue to the loaded

问题 From Apache, you can use the "mod_jk" module to send HTTP requests to Tomcat using the "AJP" protocol, which is far more efficient that HTTP itself. I want to do the same, but from a Java program. I want to use "AJP" because of its good performances (and Tomcat is not bad after all). Does someone know about a Java implementation of the client side of "AJP" ? 回答1: Doesn't the tomcat-ajp.jar present in %TOMCAT_HOME%/server/lib have the AJP implementation? 回答2: There's open source Apache ajp

问题 Is there any way I connect Apache to Tomcat using an HTTP proxy such that Tomcat gets the correct incoming host name rather than localhost? I'm using this directive in apache: ProxyPass /path http://localhost:8080/path But it comes through as localhost, which is useless when we have a bunch of sites on the same server. I could set the host manually in the server config: <Connector port="8080" protocol="HTTP/1.1" connectionTimeout="20000" proxyName="pretend.host" proxyPort="80" /> But that

问题 I have configured apache to froward request to tomcat. following are my configuration. <VirtualHost *:80> ServerName *** ServerAlias *** ServerAlias *** RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} =*** RewriteRule (.*) https://***/ [R] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} =*** RewriteRule (.*) https://***/ [R] RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} =*** RewriteRule (.*) https://***/ [R] </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:443> ServerName *** ServerAlias *** ServerAlias *** ProxyPass / ajp://localhost:8009/ ProxyPassReverse /

问题 I've got a tomcat instance with several apps running on it... I want the root of my new domain to go to one of these apps (context path of blah).. so I have the following set up: <Location /> ProxyPass ajp://localhost:8025/blah ProxyPassReverse ajp://localhost:8025/blah </Location> it kinda works... going to mydomain.com/index.jsp works except the app still thinks it needs to add the /blah/ to everything like css and js.. is there something I can do without deploying the app to ROOT or

问题 I have encountered a weird problem when working with Shibboleth authentication running on Apache and when Tomcat7 running on the back end, Apache sends everything through mod_proxy_ajp. And so it does with parameters from Shibboleth. In the documentation it is explicitly stated that AJP sends only attributes with prefix attributePrefix="AJP_" and that a developer should not take shortcuts and enable sending auth attributes through HTTP headers: https://wiki.shibboleth.net/confluence/display