Hi Konstantin,
Many thanks for your excellent suggestion. Sorry, I forgot to mention
that I'm running Tomcat-7.0.27, so that should work.
On 17/04/2012 17:27, Konstantin Kolinko wrote:
I would not comment on the Apache HTTP server configuration. Just on
the quoted part above. You have not told us what Tomcat version you
are using, but in current Tomcat 6 and 7 you can add "apps#" prefix to
the subdirectory and war file names in webapps directory and it will
add "apps/" to their URL, e.g.:
mv webapps/my_app webapps/apps#my_app
A war file name would be "apps#my_app.war" See "Context" page in
"Configuration Reference Guide" for more details.
Nice! In my tests this works for some web apps, but apparently, some
(using cocoon-2.1.11) have problems. Any request for
cococoon-2.1.11-based web apps return errors about files that are not
found. For example, suppose my app is located at
F:\tomcat\webapps\apps#my_app, requests for
http://localhost:8080/apps/my_app/ return errors such as:
Message: F:\tomcat\webapps\stylesheets\system\exception2html.xslt (The
system cannot find the path specified)
Description: org.apache.cocoon.ProcessingException: Unable to get transformer handler for
file:///F:/tomcat/webapps/stylesheets/system/exception2html.xslt at<map:serialize> -
file:///F:/tomcat/webapps/apps#my_app/sitemap.xmap:922:53 at<map:transform> -
file:///F:/tomcat/webapps/apps#my_app/sitemap.xmap:917:79 at<map:generate type="exception">
- file:///F:/tomcat/webapps/apps#my_app/sitemap.xmap:916:51
Sender: org.apache.cocoon.servlet.CocoonServlet
Source: Cocoon Servlet
cause
java.io.FileNotFoundException:
F:\tomcat\webapps\stylesheets\system\exception2html.xslt (The system cannot
find the path specified)
Does this imply that this 'hash' prefix is still experimental, depending
on the web app?
Best regards,
Ron
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