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Create the mod_jk.conf File

After you create the workers.properties file, create the mod_jk.conf file manually. You will include the mod_jk.conf file in the Apache httpd.conf file that you edit in the next procedure.

To create the mod_jk.conf File

1. Change to the following directory:

   Apache_install_dir\conf
   

   Apache_install_dir

   Specifies your Apache installation directory.

2. Create a text file named mod_jk.conf in this directory.
3. Add the following lines to the mod_jk.conf file:

   #Apache HTTP Server & Tomcat NON-SSL Configuration...
   # Loads the Jakarta Tomcat Connector module
   LoadModule jk_module "Apache_install_dir\modules\mod_jk.dll"
   # Tells the module the location of the workers.properties file
   JkWorkersFile "Apache_install_dir\conf\workers.properties"
   # Specifies the location for this module's specific log file <optional>
   JkLogFile     "Apache_install_dir\logs\mod_jk.log"
   # Sets the module's log level to info <optional>
   JkLogLevel    info
   # Sets the module's log time stamp format <optional>
   JkLogStampFormat "[%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y] "
   # Sets a mount point from a context to a Tomcat worker. In this case
   # will allow access (forward the request) to the WADEWeb.
   JkMount /WADEWeb ajp13
   JkMount /WADEWeb/* ajp13
   

   Notes:

   • If you are going to configure SSL, you do not require this content.
   • The JKLogFile, JKLogLevel, and JKLogStampFormat configuration parameters are optional and can be omitted or commented out.
4. Replace the Apache_install_dir variable with your Apache installation directory.
5. Save the mod_jk.conf file.

   The mod_jk.conf file is created.