Re: Mission Impossible: Tomcat + Apache ???

[Yoav]

Yes, I've read the apache-tomcat howto, and followed it's instructions step by step.   BUT   When I've put (as a test...) snoop.jsp in the c:\apache\htdocs directory - it couldn't find it! Only once I've put it in the c:\jakarta-tomcat\webapps\ROOT it was found and compiled. So, I figured out that by default they (Apache vs. Tomcat ) have different "DocumentRoot" structure. That's my question.   I've also tried to point in the mod_jk.conf and server.xml the "/" dir of the tomcat to use c:\apache\htdocs - but still no luck...   ----- Original Message ----- From: Sam Newman To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:59 AM Subject: Re: Mission Impossible: Tomcat + Apache ??? Have you read the Apache-Tomcat howto in the docs (comes with tomcat)? If so, can you give us more specific info on your problems?   regards, sam ----- Original Message ----- From: Yoav To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 10:58 AM Subject: Mission Impossible: Tomcat + Apache ??? Hiya all,   We're trying to migrate from running JSP's and servlets under JWS2.0 to Apache+Tomcat.   It seems like the simplest and most basic configuration, yet I could find nowhere a way to make this work!!   The same way JWS works, (and Apache-Jserv+GnuJsp) also:   1) Apache serves all static content. 2) Tomcat serves servlets/JSP's (through apj12) 3) They both share the same directory structure. (C:\apache\htdocs) and *.jsp files can be anywhere in that directory tree - not *ONLY* in the /examples dir or /jsp dir (!!!!!@!@#???)   Did someone actually made this work? how, exactly ?     H E L P !!