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I have a apache tomcat server integrated with mod_jk. I have created .htaccess files in the directories I want to restrict. but the problem is .htaccess is working in apache served directories but not in the directories which is served by tomcat.
Apache document root is /var/ww/html
I created a test directory under it and its working fine.
But in /usr/local/src/apache-tomcat-6.0.35/webapps/examples
I created a .htaccess and its not working.
What could be the reason?
.htaccessare Apache Web Server files, not Tomcat. Tomcat just ignore these files. If you serve your application through mod_jk, then anything thatJkMountmaps to is served by Tomcat and no .htaccess will be processed.If you need to password protect Tomcat directories, you need to create a Realm in Tomcat and protect the web-resource.
An old but I think still accurate example