We had a user sign-up and he mainly wants to use Tomcat. In fact, he said this:
"This is the general setup we would like: When WHM is used to instantiate a new CPanel "instance" the following happens: 1) A copy of tomcat 7 is installed for that account and associated with the cpanel account URL for the default web application. Tomcat admin username and password defaults to the same for cpanel. All HTTP requests that come into apache get forward to tomcat (not just .jsp and .do)."
I know most of this is done by default when Tomcat is added via EasyApache. I know a new "instance" doesn't need to be created each time. However, having not much experience with java, how can I associate all extensions with Tomcat? Should I be using AddHandler directives in .htaccess for him and put them in the skel direcotory?
Please tell me how I can make his request a reality.. He is also suggesting a folder "sitecontent" that would parse regular .html/.php/etc as normal for each account.
What can I do?
"This is the general setup we would like: When WHM is used to instantiate a new CPanel "instance" the following happens: 1) A copy of tomcat 7 is installed for that account and associated with the cpanel account URL for the default web application. Tomcat admin username and password defaults to the same for cpanel. All HTTP requests that come into apache get forward to tomcat (not just .jsp and .do)."
I know most of this is done by default when Tomcat is added via EasyApache. I know a new "instance" doesn't need to be created each time. However, having not much experience with java, how can I associate all extensions with Tomcat? Should I be using AddHandler directives in .htaccess for him and put them in the skel direcotory?
Please tell me how I can make his request a reality.. He is also suggesting a folder "sitecontent" that would parse regular .html/.php/etc as normal for each account.
What can I do?