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From Apache, you can use the "mod_jk" module to send http requests to Tomcat using the "AJP" protocole, which is far more efficient that http itself.

I want to do the same, but from a Java program. I want to use "AJP" because of its good performances (and Tomcat is not bad after all).

Of course, "google is my friend" (but I didn't find what I was looking for).

So my question is :

Do someone know about a Java implementation of the client side of "AJP" ?

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Whithout any real idea, but have you looked into Tomcat's source code, yet? Maybe Tomcat doesn't just implement the receiving end of AJP.

xmjx
Unfortunately, it looks like tomcat only receives- the sending side is written in C as an apache module.
Tim Howland
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Doesn't the tomcat-ajp.jar present in %TOMCAT_HOME%/server/lib have the AJP implementation?

Nikhil Kashyap