Apache on Linux

We have already had HTTP server running on Apache Linux. How to add JSP support without migrating to Tomcat? My understanding is that Tomcat is a HTTP server by its own rights.

Yes Tomcat is an HTTP Server, however many people choose to keep Apache as the main webserver in order to keep static html page live even if the tomcat server is being restarted or maintained. You can use mod_jk to create a bridge between Apache and Tomcat. It basically sets up relationships between certain paths so that Apache knows to forward those requests to Tomcat. The link below has documenation on how to set this up
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.3-doc/mod_jk-howto.html
hope this helps
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