You can use Apache's mod_redirect but I find it easier just to put all
files in com.foo.bar.gwt.client.Main to web application root directory
and use welcome-files directive in web.xml (in your case it would be
Main.html). This makes Tomcat to serve xyz.com/abc/Main.html as
xyz.com/abc
On Mar 28, 3:25 am, imran...@gmail.com imran...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to set up your gwt application such
that something which I normally access as:
http://xyz.com/abc/com.foo.bar.gwt.client.Main/Main.html
could be accessed as
http://xyz.com/abc/
I am using apache infront of tomcat at the moment, and I thought about
using something like mod-proxy or one of the similar apache plugins to
map
fromhttp://xyz.com/abctohttp://xyz.com/abc/com.foo.bar.gwt.client.Main/Main.html.
However I was hoping people may have been using a different/better
approach to this.
Thanks in advance,
Imran
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