Apache tomcat and mod_jk2 with awstats

Hi all,
Here's my situation.
I've 2 servers, web server (apache with perl)
and app. server (tomcat, java)
link with mod_jk2.
I would like to install awstats for get web stat. data.
I installed it in web server. can run the perl and get some result. I can generate awstats static pages result. but I would like to allow user to view on web.
such as http://www.abc.com/awstats/awstats.pl?config=xxx.
because mod_jk is using, all request / response will send to app. server. how to exclude the awstats directory? which means user cannot view the awstats report on web.
pls help
thanks
Regards,
Kin

Ended up downloading and installing the mod_jk instead of the mod_jk2 that came with RedHat Application Server.

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