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Unfortunately There is no 64bit mod_jk for slackware. You might need to use 32 bit httpd for it.
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Unfortunately There is no 64bit mod_jk for slackware. You might need to use 32 bit httpd for it.

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Does any distro have a 64bit mod_jk? Does this bode Ill for jsp's future?<br />
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My OS is 64bit and it does not run 32bit binaries (I tried). Does this mean I'd have to wipe and reinstall 32bit?<br />
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Do I have any alternatives?
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Does any distro have a 64bit mod_jk? Does this bode Ill for jsp's future?

My OS is 64bit and it does not run 32bit binaries (I tried). Does this mean I'd have to wipe and reinstall 32bit?

Do I have any alternatives?

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Yes. OpenSUSE / CentOS / Redhat has pre-packaged x86_64 rpms. <br />
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<a href="http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3&limit=1&srodzaj=3&dl=40&search=apache2-mod_jk" rel="ugc">http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3&limit=1&srodzaj=3&dl=40&search=apache2-mod_jk</a>
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Yes. OpenSUSE / CentOS / Redhat has pre-packaged x86_64 rpms.

http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3&limit=1&srodzaj=3&dl=40&search=apache2-mod_jk [http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3?stat=3&limit=1&srodzaj=3&dl=40&search=apache2-mod_jk]

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Is this for personal or production?<br />
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If this is for production I would recommend checking with Redhat Sales for their suggestion. I believe JBOSS supports x86_64 but not sure if it fits in your environment.
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Is this for personal or production?

If this is for production I would recommend checking with Redhat Sales for their suggestion. I believe JBOSS supports x86_64 but not sure if it fits in your environment.

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I've upgraded my Slackware to Distro 14.1, 64bit. I'm using the as-shipped Apache 2.4.10. So far, I've simply copied over my tomcat 7.0.25 jarfiles, .jsp files, etc. I'm sure I'll run into all kinds of issues, but my first problem is finding a 64bit mod_jk.so. I've searched around and come up with nothing that says it will work with Apache 2.4.x.<br />
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Need some help!
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I've upgraded my Slackware to Distro 14.1, 64bit. I'm using the as-shipped Apache 2.4.10. So far, I've simply copied over my tomcat 7.0.25 jarfiles, .jsp files, etc. I'm sure I'll run into all kinds of issues, but my first problem is finding a 64bit mod_jk.so. I've searched around and come up with nothing that says it will work with Apache 2.4.x.

Need some help!

Need 64bit mod_jk.so for tomcat 7.0.25 and apache 2.4.10

JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow the development of dynamically generated web pages. It uses the Java programming language; JSP pages are translated into servlets at runtime, with each servlet being cached and reused until the JSP is modified. JSP allows Java code to be interleaved with static web markup content, so the resulting page can be compiled and executed on the server to deliver the content.

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