Tomcat/IIS isapi_redirect. dll whereabouts

[Gerard Oberle]

I have searched in vain on the Jakarta site for a compiled binary of
the isapi_redirect. dll that is required to pass requests from IIS
through to Tomcat. I've found lots of documentation on using it, but
only one reference to where it supposedly is, and it wasn't there.
Does anyone know where this can be had?

Yes, I know, I can serve static content with the default servlet, on
port 8080. But that's not the way my hosting company has it set up,
and I cannot mirror their environment exactly using different ports.
So I have to go through a "normal" web server for some static content
to make the development directory tree look like the production
environment. Otherwise, I surely wouldn't bother --- from the
documentation, it looks like a lot of typical Windoze nonsense
(registry entries, a lot of duplicate XML entries, etc.) to make it
work.

Thanks in advance!

- Jerry Oberle
perl -e 'printf "%s%s%s%cg%s%ce piphanyresearch %ccom%c", "ma", "il",
"to", 58, "oberle", 64, 46, 10;'

[Andy Flowers]

Take a look at
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tom...jk2/index.html and then
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tom.../iishowto.html
Compiled stuff will be found at
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jak...rs/jk/release/

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I have searched in vain on the Jakarta site for a compiled binary of
the isapi_redirect. dll that is required to pass requests from IIS
through to Tomcat. I've found lots of documentation on using it, but
only one reference to where it supposedly is, and it wasn't there.
Does anyone know where this can be had?

Yes, I know, I can serve static content with the default servlet, on
port 8080. But that's not the way my hosting company has it set up,
and I cannot mirror their environment exactly using different ports.
So I have to go through a "normal" web server for some static content
to make the development directory tree look like the production
environment. Otherwise, I surely wouldn't bother --- from the
documentation, it looks like a lot of typical Windoze nonsense
(registry entries, a lot of duplicate XML entries, etc.) to make it
work.

Thanks in advance!

- Jerry Oberle
perl -e 'printf "%s%s%s%cg%s%ce piphanyresearch %ccom%c", "ma", "il",
"to", 58, "oberle", 64, 46, 10;'

[Gerard Oberle]

Thanks, Andy.

- Jerry Oberle
perl -e 'printf "%s%s%s%cg%s%ce piphanyresearch %ccom%c", "ma", "il",
"to", 58, "oberle", 64, 46, 10;'