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Joshua,

On 1/15/15 9:00 PM, Joshua Wang wrote:
> I'm using tomcat 6, and i have an application deployed into webapps
> and re-named ROOT, so users can visit using http://ip:8080/. But i
> need to configure that when users input http://ip:8080/portal.do
> and http://ip:8080/csmis also can visit the same site. So i added
> <Context> into server.xml like below: <Context  path="/portal.do"
> docBase="ROOT"></Context> <Context  path="/csmis"
> docBase="ROOT"></Context>

You should not configure web applications in server.xml. Instead,
deploy them properly:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-6.0-doc/config/context.html#Defining_a_context

> And it does work, but there's also a problem. When user input 
> http://ip:8080/portal.do visit the site and login, the Root path
> can not get the session. In other words, he was asked to re-login
> when he open some page from portal.do such as
> http://ip:8080/a.jsp. Is there anything i can solve this?

No. Even with single-sign-on, all web applications have separate
HttpSessions. If you want to share state between them, you'll need to
implement something yourself.

Suggestions: RDBMS, memcached, etc.

- -chris
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