m not familiar with configuring subdomains or contexts...).
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From: Chris Novak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 14, 2002 6:52 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: simple context question for tomcat
instead of writing:
test
try:
test
When you are creating
Subject: simple context question for tomcat
In my development environment, for my "myapp" web-app, I'm doing the
following
and it finds the file just fine. header.jsp is in the common directory
under the "myapp" webapp.
Although, if I use an anchor
test
it doesn't
In my development environment, for my "myapp" web-app, I'm doing the
following
and it finds the file just fine. header.jsp is in the common directory
under the "myapp" webapp.
Although, if I use an anchor
test
it doesn't find the file. it looks to my "root" webapp. I must use
test
What c
