Hi! > Should I be able to mix .php and .jsp files in the same > directory using mod_webapp, and have apache/tomcat figure > out who will handle it automatically? Or am I being optimistic? > Or must I separate them out into different directories so > that apache will know what to handle locally and what to pass > on to Tomcat? I think mod_webapp should serve only resources mentioned in web.xml The other question is if Apache will serve php with its mod_php. So you should look through your web.xml There is another way. You can implement PHPServlet (like CGIServlet or SSIServlet already implemented). I think it will be greatly appreciated by Tomcat-dev team.
> > One other question, does a new WebAppDeploy line need to > be added to httpd.conf for every new webapp that gets > added? > yes and no, WebAppDeploy line should be added for every new context (like a folder). But your root context will cover any of them, I think > Sorry for all the questions, just trying to increase my > understanding of how it all hangs together. > No need to be sorry, isn't this the purpose of this list to increase our understanding? :)) > Regards and thanks, > Sam. > > Anton -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
