Turner, John wrote:
Hmmm...you lost me there. Yes, you do map to a Context directly, at leastThat means that all myhost.com/examples can be passed to tomcat, who looks at myhost.com/examples and does its own mapping to find the right context. It doesn't mean that you can map myhost.com/some/arbirtray/path to the examples webapp (unless you also change the tomcat config) and it doesn't mean you can map a.myhost.com to /examples/a and b.myhost.com to /examples/b and it doesn't mean you can map *.myhost.com to /examples/%0 where %0 is what is in *. Or not as far as I can tell, anyway. JServ is much more flexible in this regard.
you do with JK. That's exactly what having a JK block for "/examples",
does, for example. With Apaches 'apachectl restart' or 'apachectl graceful'
you can pick up both new virtual hosts and new JkMounts for those virtual
hosts.
On the Apache side, what more does there need to be?
On another note I've totally given up on the apache autoconfiguration because of its inconsistant behavior.
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