>I don't use mod_webapp. If you are contacting Tomcat's manager on port
>8080, Tomcat will behave according to the host header (host name) used in
>the URL. If there's a web app under that host name and everything else is
>correct (permissions, etc.) then you can manage the web app.
This is not
posible to Start and Stop a single web application on
local server without using the Manager application
Don't use mod_webapp.
Contact the Tomcat Manager on port 8080 (use :8080 in your URL), and avoid
Apache entirely.
John
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 21:25:35 +0200, Ove Heimark <[EMAIL P
It would be convenient to be able to control each web application in
automatic deployment/update routines from ANT or other shell scripts
executing locally.
When using Apache webserver and mod_webapp to map virtual hosts to webapps,
the usage of the Tomcat Manager application seem to be unsupporte
I have some questions regarding the "elements" within the Apache Connector
Service in the server.xml file.
My wish is to use Apache as the web server for static content and Tomcat as
the appsrv engine without the internal http connector.
But where do I define the webapp contexts?
Inside this Apa
