Tomcat is perfectly capable of serving HTML documents. Set up a Host in server.xml, and in that Host set up a Context to handle your static content.
If you're not using Apache now, there's no reason to use it in the future just for serving static files.
John
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Hi I am running a few struts-based webapp using tomcat. I access them using www.xyz.org/webappA, www.xyz.org/webappB, www.xyz.org/webappC. We have an old website consisting of static html. we want to merge this old website to the tomcat. The old webiste had stuff something in this format www.old.org/ModA, www.old.org/ModB, www.old.ModC etc..I would like it to be so that i can all the entire content from one IP like www.xyz.org/webappA,www.xyz,org/webappB, www/xyz.org/modA(static HTML module), www.xyz.org/modB(static HTML module. Plz. let me know how i can do this. I dont even know if i should use connectors for this. I am not getting any resources on this plz. help me
Thank you
Mohan
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