--- "Caldarale, Charles R"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can you use Tomcat's multiple <Host> capability to
> accomplish this segregation? Each <Host> element
> has its own appBase, which could point to the
> appropriate DocumentRoot directory for the
> corresponding httpd virtual host.
Well, I tried this.
I put in tomcat's server.xml:
<host name="localhost" appbase="/path/to/documentroot"
/>
This sort of "works", in the sense that now tomcat
looks in
/path/to/documentroot/ROOT/
for JSP files
of course, for my user, this is 'unacceptable', since
she has
/path/to/documentroot/section1/
/path/to/documentroot/section2/
/path/to/documentroot/section3/
and wants to be able to put applicable JSP pages in
each subdirectory, rather than placing them under
/ROOT
(Again, I'm completely clueless here) when I googled
information online, several references were made to
adding a <context> tag within the <host>
declaration... but if I try this, it seems to have no
effect.
Thanks,
Vin
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