This seems to have generated some conversation (orginal postee)
Can someone tell then, if one can configure your apps to run under
webapps...what is the purpose of webapps/ROOT?
Thanks
E.
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a 'context' to server.xml to enable access to
http://localhost:8080/[WEBAPPNAME] for example? I need syntax!
Thanks again
E.
Even if you don't understand what the docs describe (and I don't understand
all of it myself), the server.xml itself has examples.
Just take a look
"The tomcat docs do describe what elements can be put in the
server.xml and in what order, have a look at it for more details. Or
just create your own war file."
Hi,
You have lost me with WAR files. Perhaps it is better that I "add a
context" in server.xml. I know not how to do this however. I
is added, so add one for yourself in server.xml .
Enok Strine wrote:
I see. So the directories you talk of are not yet present, presumably I
create them at my leisure?
What about ROOT? Why when I create webapps/mydir/myfile.jsp and load
it into the browser is it not accessible? (404)
Must I d
think the tomcat doc has a section on best practices deployment.
It *should* come with your installation of tomcat.
Enok Strine wrote:
Hi folks,
I have installed TC 4.1 and have it apprently installed correctly. Can
anyone tell me the significance of the WEB-INF dir please?
Also, must
Hi folks,
I have installed TC 4.1 and have it apprently installed correctly. Can
anyone tell me the significance of the WEB-INF dir please?
Also, must everything run under webapps/root/..? I am presuming WEB-INF
holds configuration / class libraries for each app? Yet there is a single
web.
