How-to install mod_jk in base Apache

I want to install mod_jk in Apache web server in order to forward requests to Tomcat. I tried to follow the instruction on the Apache page (WebserverHowTo) but there are too many gaps in what they say do and the default configuration of Apache on the Pro and/or Mini.
Is there a best practice for configuring Apache to forward requests to Tomcat? If so, what are the steps to enable it on OS X (10.5.6)?
Thanks in advance.

You may want to take a look at WebMin - besides an all-round great way to manage a server, it provides in depth tinkering w/Apache, albeit not so much for the faint-of-heart at times. You'll have loads of control over Apache, but deciding how to wield it can be intimidating until you've gotten settled in.
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