I know websphere does it, so there must be something that lets apache figure out what needs to go to the app server and what it can handle itself.
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I know websphere does it, so there must be something that lets apache figure out what needs to go to the app server and what it can handle itself.
You have two options. You can use mod_jk or mod_proxy_ajp to forward your requests. I generally use mod_proxy_ajp because it is shipped with Apache 2.2 and doesn’t require me to install anything extra.