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Stuck on Mod_jk and AJP ? I feel your pain ; and I fled from it a long long time ago. You don't need AJP with NGINX; this enables you to easily work with any
by manishsharan 12y ago
Stuck on Mod_jk and AJP ? I feel your pain ; and I fled from it a long long time ago.
You don't need AJP with NGINX; this enables you to easily work with any J2EE app server or web server . I ran into issues with configuring glassfish with Apache and thus began using NGINX. Why bother with AJP ?
Yes setting up NGIX as a reverse proxy for Tomcat/ Glasshfish whatever is very simple. Setp a NGINX on your desktop and you will never have to connect to port 8080 ever again. Also it can serve static content while lettting your app server handle application urls.