Hello,
I am trying to run several virtual hosts using Tomcat 5.5.x and am
having trouble with the <Context> tag.
I would like it to be in a file called context.xml within the META-INF
directory of my .war file. When I put it in the .war file, upon
restarting tomcat, the context.xml file ends up in...
$CATALINA_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost/domain.xml (where domain is my
domain name without the .com bit).
This does not work, I get a 400 error when trying to browse the domain.
When I remove the context.xml file from the META-INF (and resulting
.war) and add the <Context> tag to the <Host> tag in server.xml, it all
works and my domain is reachable. However, I do not want the <Context>
tag in server.xml.
In my context.xml tag, both my path and docBase are set to "" which is
how I understand they should be set (believe me, I've tried very many
combinations of these two attributes as well as eg. privileged="true",
etc.).
Having looked at hundreds of web pages, I cannot find a single working
example demonstrating the successful inclusion of context.xml in the
META-INF directory and subsequent deployment.
If someone out there has got it working for Tomcat 5.5.x, I would
appreciate hearing about it (please be as specific as possible because
I'm thinking the devil is in the details).
Thanks,
Matthew
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