RE: TOMCAT + APACHE + WINNT = PAIN
Your .jsp files need to be in a webapp or context (not necessarily TOMCAT_HOME/webapps) for Tomcat to process/serve them. On a Unix box, this directory could be anywhere and symbolically linked within TOMCAT_HOME/webapps You can also identify your context with an absolute path. Refer to: http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat/src/doc/appdev/index.html section 3.2 You may want to read the whole doc, it answers many questions about developing with Tomcat. Mike. -- Mike Braden [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Arif Tayebali [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 10:28 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: TOMCAT + APACHE + WINNT = PAIN Importance: High Follow programmers - Whats up? BTW, im on NT4, Apache1.3, Tomcat3.2 I had a question regarding the Tomcat config files...are you familiar with these files? If so, do i need to keep all my jsp files within the webapps dir or can i place the jsp files anywhere I choose to? For example, if I placed a jsp file anywhere say, F:\mydir\ (which is mapped to Apache as a root dir) would Apache be able to communicate to Tomcat that it has received a jsp file and to handle as it wishes? or do I need to move some tomcat dirs over to F:\mydir\ and place my jsp files within webapps? Do u have any insight... Thanx in advance. Arif Tayebali (562) 424-7899 Ext.150 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: TOMCAT + APACHE + WINNT = PAIN
Tomcat + Apache + RedHat Linux = 5 minute painless install and configure :^) (Mac OS X was 5 minutes too . . .) hee hee . . . . - miles On Monday, March 19, 2001, at 10:28 PM, Arif Tayebali wrote: 28L;56L;84L;112L;140L;168L;196L;224L;252L;280L;308L;336L; Follow programmers -28L;56L;84L;112L;140L;168L;196L;224L;252L;280L;308L;336L; Whats up? BTW, im on NT4, Apache1.3, Tomcat3.2 I had a question regarding the Tomcat config files...are you familiar with these files? If so, do i need to keep all my jsp files within the webapps dir or can i place the jsp files anywhere I choose to? For example, if I placed a jsp file anywheresay, F:\mydir\ (which is mapped to Apache as a root dir) would Apache be able to communicate to Tomcat that it has received a jsp file and to handle as it wishes? or do I need to move some tomcat dirs over to F:\mydir\ and place my jsp files within webapps? Do u have any insight... Thanx in advance. Arif Tayebali (562) 424-7899 Ext.150 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: TOMCAT + APACHE + WINNT = PAIN
Miles Poindexter wrote: > > Tomcat + Apache + RedHat Linux = 5 minute painless install and configure :^) > (Mac OS X was 5 minutes too . . .) > hee hee . . . . > > - miles ^ I'm not sure how that helps answer his question? If you don't have something constructive to say why don't you help by keeping list traffic down. Arif: You didn't say what configuration steps you've completed. Do you have your apache<-->tomcat dll installed? Have you configured workers? is tomcat standalone working properly with the jsps? You will need to do the above make sure tomcat works alone and then configure your workers and your apache conf to point certain file extensions to the workers via JkMount. If none of that sounds familiar then you need to go read the howto > > On Monday, March 19, 2001, at 10:28 PM, Arif Tayebali wrote: > > Follow programmers - > > Whats up? > > BTW, im on NT4, Apache1.3, Tomcat3.2 > > I had a question regarding the Tomcat config files...are you familiar with these >files? If so, do i need to keep all my jsp files within the webapps dir or can i >place the jsp files anywhere I choose to? > > For example, if I placed a jsp file anywheresay, F:\mydir\ (which is mapped to >Apache as a root dir) would Apache be able to communicate to Tomcat that it has >received a jsp file and to handle as it wishes? > > or do I need to move some tomcat dirs over to F:\mydir\ and place my jsp files >within webapps? > > Do u have any insight... > > Thanx in advance. > > > Arif Tayebali > (562) 424-7899 Ext.150 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
RE: TOMCAT + APACHE + WINNT = PAIN
Look down below for my comments! Arif: You didn't say what configuration steps you've completed. Do you have your apache<-->tomcat dll installed? yes, i have installed mod_jk.dll Have you configured workers? i have configured the workers.properties file is tomcat standalone working properly with the jsps? I have Apache on Port80 and Tomcat on Port84. Im using the apj13 protocol and everything works great. However, I have to keep my jsps within the \examples\ dir or else my jsps are not recognized. Is there a way I can configure Tomcat so that I can place my jsps in some other dir say, N:\mydir for jsps\ instead of the \examples\ dir. I doubt I can because the jsps must be kept under the \examples\ dir where Tomcat actually resides. I have tried to configure the docBase attribute in the element in the server.xml file however, it led to no where. In order to use N:\my dir for jsps\ dir I think I have to have install Tomcat in N:\, configure Tomcat there and then run my jsps from the N:\Tomcat\examples\ dir. Am I right or am I wrong? You tell me! Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanx in advance > > On Monday, March 19, 2001, at 10:28 PM, Arif Tayebali wrote: > > Fellow programmers - > > Whats up? > > BTW, im on NT4, Apache1.3, Tomcat3.2 > > I had a question regarding the Tomcat config files...are you familiar with these files? If so, do i need to keep all my jsp files within the webapps dir or can i place the jsp files anywhere I choose to? > > For example, if I placed a jsp file anywheresay, F:\mydir\ (which is mapped to Apache as a root dir) would Apache be able to communicate to Tomcat that it has received a jsp file and to handle as it wishes? > > or do I need to move some tomcat dirs over to F:\mydir\ and place my jsp files within webapps? > > Do u have any insight... > > Thanx in advance. > > > Arif Tayebali > (562) 424-7899 Ext.150 > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
