Hi Daniel,

You should be able to change the port setting in the /conf/server.xml file.
         <!-- Normal HTTP -->
         <Connector className="org.apache.tomcat.service.PoolTcpConnector">
             <Parameter name="handler"
                 value="org.apache.tomcat.service.http.HttpConnectionHandler"/>
             <Parameter name="port"
                 value="8080"/>
         </Connector>

The server root setting is also in server.xml file.

As for the placement of servlets, you can use the build utility of Tomcat 
so that it will compile and copy the servlets into its destintaion 
directory. See the sample directory. Settings are configured in your 
build.xml file. For example, you can set the following line in build.xml
         <property name="app.name"       value="daniel"/>
so all your servlets will then be saved in /webapps/daniel/web-inf/classes

And there is a document that explains integrating Tomcat with Apache.


Lester


At 01:58 PM 10/23/01 +0200, you wrote:
>Hi all:
>
>     I am new with tomcat server. I have tomcat 4.0 version and  Windows NT.
>I have installed the server and it works with the default settings. But I
>have many questions (I was reading the server docs... I don't understand the
>greater part of the things):
>
>     - How can I change the server default name (localhost) and server
>default port (8080)?
>     - How can I change the server default root (/Apache Tomcat
>4.0/webapps/Root/)?
>     - Where do I must to put my servlets for running?. I suppose that I must
>to write where is the servlet's code in a configuration file (like in JDSK
>server).
>     - How can I implement tomcat like an Apache module?
>
>
>I know, many questions but if you can help me in whatever it would be really
>helpful because the server docs are like chinese for me....
>
>Thanks a million, Daniel
>
>Best regards, Daniel
>

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