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>   You MUST use Apache + mod_jk + Tomcat.
>   This is THE solution for your scenario.

There is one other major alternative - mod_proxy. The problem with mod_proxy 
is that Tomcat will not be aware of the proxying, which will make web 
applications unaware of the *actual* address used by the web browser to 
contact the application. But on the other hand mod_proxy is pretty much 
guaranteed to work with whatever version of Apache you're using, while mod_jk 
can be a pain to get running/compiled sometimes.

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/ Peter Schuller, InfiDyne Technologies HB

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