A gallery of 360 images, a total of 37.1MBytes, downloaded in 23.5 minutes. That’s about 1,6MByte/min, and a little under 4 seconds/image. I think that’s not too bad considering the sites providing these galleries are very busy.
Mar 102005
Mar 102005
It took me some time, but it finally works. Apache2 (running on port 80) serving Laszlo-content from the LPS (actually Tomcat 5.0.24) via mod_jk.
You need to install Laszlo (the complete version with Tomcat, not just the core version). Then you need to “install” mod_jk, which is basically downloading mod_jk.so and placing it in the modules directory of Apache2. Next you need to modify httpd.conf to load mod_jk. And you need to create a workers.properties so that mod_jk knows how to connect to Tomcat. The more undocumented (that’s why it took me so long) thing is that you need to modify Tomcat’s server.xml to include the following line:
<Connector port="8009" enableLookups="false" redirectPort="8443" debug="0" protocol="AJP/1.3" />