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It took a long time and finally got IIS6 and Tomcat integration. Now put the steps out to give you a point, and it is also removed from the newcomer on Google and debugging once. let's start! First, let me explain my system, Windows 2003 Server Chinese version IIS6 Tomcat5.0.14, JDK 1.4.2 installation directory is c: / jdk, Tomcat installation directory is C: / Tomcat, environment variable java_home and tomcat_home have set it well Point to its respective installation directories. (Note, the next file involves the Tomcat path, please modify it to your own Tomcat path) Tomcat5 and IIS6 installation I will not say, there are many online documents, suppose we have installed Tomcat5 and IIS6. Can run independently, the default website of the two points to the C: / Web directory. Now we have to do it to http://apache.linuxforum.net/dist/jakarta/tomcat-connectors/jk2/binaries/win32/jakarta-tomcat-connectors-jk2.0.2-win32-iis.zip to download JK2, Responsible for IIS and Tomcat from JK2, until ISAPI_Redirector2.dll, I put it under C: / Tomcat / IIS (directory casual). Next, build a workers2.properties file in the CONF directory in the Tomcat installation directory, copy the following sect of Dongdong to save. Note that the path in File = ".." uses "/"! [SHM] file = c: /tomcat/logs/jk2.log size = 1048576 #Change all localhost and 8009 to your own IP and port [Channel. Socket: localhost: 8009] Port = 8009 host = Localhost # define the worker [ajp13: localhost: 8009] channel = channel.socket: localhost: 8009 # uri mapping [uri: / *. jsp] [URI: / Web / *] worker = ajp13: localhost: 8009 # define the Worker [status: status] # URI mapping [URI: / JKSTATUS / *] Worker = status: STATUS editing the jk2.properties file, confirm that there is this: request.tomcatauthentication = false Next start Editing the registry, build directly An Iis.REG file, copy the following to save the following and double-click IIS.REG to import the information into the registry.
(Note that the Tomcat path involved into the path of your Tomcat) Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE / SOFTWARE / Apache Software Foundation / Jakarta Isapi Redirector / 2.0] "serverRoot" = "c: // Tomcat" "extensionUri" = "/ jakarta / isapi_redirector2.dll" "workersfile" = "c: //tomcat//conf//Workers2.properties" "loglevel" = "info" then open "My Computer -> Control Panel -> Management Tool - > Internet Information Services Manager, select the default website in "Website" inside (the default website I assume points to C: / Web), right-click "Properties", select "ISAPI filter in the page box) ", Click" Add ", filter name to fill in Jakarta, and fill in your ISAPI_Redirector2.dll in the executable. After the "OK", "OK" is "OK" to close the property page. Right click on the "default website", select "New" -> "Virtual Directory", unfill jakarta, the next step, the path is selected as your isapi_redirector2.dll stored, I am C: / Tomcat / IIS, under One step, the permissions remember to hook "execution" that kind of tick, well, complete. If you use IIS5, you can end here, but IIS6 is not finished, continue. On the "Web Service Extensions" in the "Internet Information Service Manager" "Web Service Extensions", right-click "Add a new web service extension", the extension of the pop-up box fills Tomcat (in fact, it doesn't matter), "requires File "Add" and "OK" after finding your isapi_redirector2.dll. "Setting the extended state to allow" also hook, determine. Ok, configure it. Now let's start Tomcat5, then Net Start W3SVC starts IIS6. Type http: // localhost: 8080 / hello.jsp (this file is I put it under C: / Web) Take a look! Then look at http://localhost/hello.jsp, if the results are executed, congratulations, the integration is successful! But maybe it will not be possible at this time, then you should confirm the following: 1. Your "Internet Information Service Manager" -> "Website" -> "Default Website" -> "Properties" -> "ISAPI Filter" Is the JAKARTA be a top green arrow? If it is red, check if you have a configuration you have made or write something wrong, reconfigure it again 2. Configure it. Confirm that there is a TOOLS.jar file in your Tomcat installation directory ( Tomcat5 seems to be, but Tomcat4 is not in, online documents rarely mention this matter, causing me to configure fails multiple times), no words are copied from JDK's lib. 3. The directory points to the directory is best consistent with the directory points to Tomcat, otherwise the problem of not finding images and other resource files will occur.
