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> Hi All,
> I'm trying to get Tomcat (v3.1) to work with Apache (v1.3.12) on
> Solaris 2.7, both builds done w/ gcc 2.95.1, and GNU make.  To
> build Apache, I followed the instructions in the INSTALL file in
> the top-level directory (i.e., did './configure --prefix=<mypath>',
> 'make', and 'make install').  The directories look ok, when I
> run 'httpd -l' I see a bunch of compiled-in modules (e.g.,
> mod_auth.c....), but no mod_so.c.  I also see a libexec directory,
> but no .so files are in there.  (I compared my directories with
> those that someone no longer here did a while back and there are
> lots of *.so files in the libexec directory of the older build).

> So, does this indicate that I did not compile Apache with DSO
> support?  Can someone please direct me to instructions for
> compiling Apache with DSO support?

> The Tomcat installation/configuration directions (for getting Tomcat
> to work with Apache) say to build a mod_jserv.so and install it in
> the Apache libexec directory.  Ok, I think I can do that.  But I'm
> wondering if this implies that Apache must be compiled with DSO for
> this to work.

> I guess I'm really asking folks who got Tomcat to work with Apache
> how they compiled Apache to let the mod_jserv work.  In httpd.conf
> is the 'LoadModule jserv_module libexec/mod_jserv.so' entry.  What
> do I need to do with building Apache to get this to work?

> Thanks very much,
> Marcia

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> I think I've answered my own question and got the mod_jserv.so. What I
> did is now included in:
> http://www.ccl.net/cca/software/UNIX/apache/tj3.1/README.html.  My
> thanks goes to Jan Labanowski whose log of installation/configuration
> gave me the answer.  I suggest going to
> http://www.ccl.net/cca/software/UNIX/apache/ and clicking on 'New' as
> well as reading the README in the above URL.

> > Hi All,
> > I'm trying to get Tomcat (v3.1) to work with Apache (v1.3.12) on
> > Solaris 2.7, both builds done w/ gcc 2.95.1, and GNU make.  To
> > build Apache, I followed the instructions in the INSTALL file in
> > the top-level directory (i.e., did './configure --prefix=<mypath>',
> > 'make', and 'make install').  The directories look ok, when I
> > run 'httpd -l' I see a bunch of compiled-in modules (e.g.,
> > mod_auth.c....), but no mod_so.c.  I also see a libexec directory,
> > but no .so files are in there.  (I compared my directories with
> > those that someone no longer here did a while back and there are
> > lots of *.so files in the libexec directory of the older build).

> > So, does this indicate that I did not compile Apache with DSO
> > support?  Can someone please direct me to instructions for
> > compiling Apache with DSO support?

> > The Tomcat installation/configuration directions (for getting Tomcat
> > to work with Apache) say to build a mod_jserv.so and install it in
> > the Apache libexec directory.  Ok, I think I can do that.  But I'm
> > wondering if this implies that Apache must be compiled with DSO for
> > this to work.

> > I guess I'm really asking folks who got Tomcat to work with Apache
> > how they compiled Apache to let the mod_jserv work.  In httpd.conf
> > is the 'LoadModule jserv_module libexec/mod_jserv.so' entry.  What
> > do I need to do with building Apache to get this to work?

> > Thanks very much,
> > Marcia

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> > Before you buy.

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