It's all Dutch to me (foreign). I saw:
- <parameter>
<name>pathname</name>
<value>conf/tomcat-users.xml</value>
</parameter>
which is possibly the nearest thing to what may be a 'context' to a directory ie a path (obviously not this particular instance but something like).
How may I add a 'context' to server.xml to enable access to http://localhost:8080/[WEBAPPNAME] for example? I need syntax!
Thanks again
E.
Even if you don't understand what the docs describe (and I don't understand all of it myself), the server.xml itself has examples.
Just take a look into it.
Enok Strine wrote:
"The tomcat docs do describe what elements can be put in the
server.xml and in what order, have a look at it for more details. Or
just create your own war file."
Hi,
You have lost me with WAR files. Perhaps it is better that I "add a context" in server.xml. I know not how to do this however. I could loose myself in the apache web site for hours on end. Alternately, could you direct me to such a page, or dare I say it paste some syntax into your reply?
Thanks
E.
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