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Apache and Tomcat load balancing (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
Overview The following is a description of how to setup a Confluence Cluster on a Windows machine using Apache and modjk to handle the loadbalancing. The characteristics of this cluster are: Session affinity: sessions are associated with single servers. Failover: if a server dies, a connection will be directed to the nearest available server ...
Other labels: example, configuration, mod_jk, cluster

Max size of HTTP POST request and Confluence page size (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
maximum limit stipulated on a page size in Confluence. However, if a page larger then 2Mb is created, an user can experience two problems: Rendering of a page is slow Understandably, rendering of a large page is going to take excessive time. Don't try ...
Other labels: page, http, post, size

NotSerializableException on shutdown (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
You may see an exception similar to this: StandardManager/confluence: IOException while loading persisted sessions: java.io.WriteAbortedException: writing aborted; java.io.NotSerializableException: bucket.search.lucene.SearchWordsLister java.io.WriteAbortedException: writing aborted; java.io.NotSerializableException: bucket.search.lucene.SearchWordsLister at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readObject0(ObjectInputStream.java:1278) at java.io.ObjectInputStream.defaultReadFields(ObjectInputStream.java:1845) at java.io.ObjectInputStream.readSerialData ...
Other labels: ioexception, apache, troubleshooting, exception, notserializableexception

Configuring Tomcat's URI encoding (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
default, Tomcat uses ISO88591 character encoding when decoding URLs received from a browser. This can cause problems when Confluence's encoding is UTF8, and you are using international characters in attachment or page names. # Edit {{conf/server.xml}} and find ...
Other labels: connector, mod_jk, uri, apache, i18n, unicode, international, url ...

Running Tomcat on a Different Port (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
default Confluence's Tomcat instance listens on port 8080 for connections, and port 8005 for the command to shut down. If you see errors like: java.net.BindException: Address already in use:8080 in your logs, then you need to change the port number Confluence ...
Other labels: port, bindexception, connector, standalone, apache

Guide to using Apache Tomcat's Virtual Hosts (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
Introduction Sometimes it is necessary to have Tomcat serve different applications on the same context path, but different host names. Most commonly, this is when trying to use a simple modproxy configuration Using Apache with modproxy with Apache. Tomcat configuration Tomcat allows ...
Other labels: guide, vhost, host, virtual

Using Apache with virtual hosts and mod_proxy (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
Introduction The Apache web server is often used in front of an application server to improve performance in highload environments. Modproxy simply redirects requests for certain URLs to another web server, so it typically requires no additional configuration on the application server ...
Other labels: reverse, mod_proxy, apache, vhost, host, virtual, proxy

Using Apache with mod_jk (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
Introduction The Apache web server is often used in front of an application server to improve performance in highload environments. Modjk allows request forwarding to an application via a protocol called AJP. Configuration of this involves enabling modjk in Apache, configuring ...
Other labels: connector, iis, mod_jk, apache, jk

Using Apache with mod_proxy (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
page describes how to integrate Confluence into an Apache website, using modproxy. There are some common situations where you might do this: You have an existing Apachebased website, and want to add Confluence to the mix (eg. http://www.example.com ...
Other labels: reverse, mod_proxy, apache, proxy

Application Server URL encoding (Confluence User Guides and Documents)
Application servers may have different settings for character encodings. We strongly suggest setting this to UTF8 where possible. Information on setting the character encoding is available at: Configuring Tomcat's URI Encoding
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