Hi,
I am having a problem.
I use Ubuntu 10.04 server edition.
Two computers on LAN one with Public Ip A other with local (Class C IP)say it B


With a third computer in same subnet I can access a TomCat application running on B as http://Ip of B:8080/application

I want to use A as a Reverse Proxy for this application to be reachable from internet.

So on Googling I came across some thing known as mod_ajp

I enabled that on my Server A as
a2enmod proxy
a2enmod proxy_ajp
a2enmod headers

but after that I am not able to understand as how do I define vhost to be able to forward HTTP request which come on A as
www.myserver.com/app
to B which I can see internally as http://Ip of B:8080/application so Tomcat on B handles this.

Hi again,
Try the usual reverse proxy setup on apache:
Regards

Hi actually the reason I asked this problem is I had tried what you are saying.
When I had used it as
on internet if a client browser requested some thing as
http://www.mydomain.com/app/path/to/some/image/

I expect it to internally be forwarded as

in the URL where ever application at
is having an element in path as /app then it is able to connect but there
are many requests which are generated at B as
which are not having /app word in URL path so what happens is
if a requests is
http://www.mydomain.com/app/path/to/some/image/
it is served but if a request for

http://www.mydomain.com/app
is generating a URL as
http://www.mydomain.com/library/js/jquery.js
then the request dies at A itself since /library would not be Proxied to B.
My problem is the application is generating how many URL's like this that is not known to me.
Some one suggested me to use Apache as a front end to Tomcat so I googled across and came some links.
Tried some configurations which I think were wrong so wanted if this way some one has used and they can share how they did it.

Can't you configure the backend application, so that it's aware it's running behind a proxy?
Recently I had to setup a jira server (that is a tomcat running a custom app named jira), using apache as a reverse proxy and came into this page. For my case it was of no use, but I hope that it helps in yours

Regards

Well even I am searching for this.
Thanks for your link I will try it.