Hi, folks.  I'm sorry to ask such an idiotic question.  I've looked 
through the documentation, the configuration files, and the source code to 
some extent, but I still haven't found the answer.  If I had an ounce of 
intelligence, I'm sure I would have figured this out by now. 
 
I'd like to set up the directory structure suggested at: 
 
http://webware.colorstudy.com/twiki/bin/view/Webware/MakeAppWorkDir 
 
where the web application is outside the /Webware tree, but how do you 
tell Webware where the top of the app's directory structure is? 
 
Miraculously, I can run the examples, but I have no idea how Webware finds 
them.  It's weird: it works if I access 
http://my.domain/WK/anything-at-all/Welcome.  The path element after WK 
makes no difference! 
 
I'm running on Linux with Apache.  I've tried changing WEBKIT_DIR in 
/etc/init.d/webkit, but of course that points to the Webware directory.  
If I change that, then nothing works. 
 
I doubt that this is relevant, but I've got this in my httpd.conf: 
 
<Location /WK> 
    WKServer localhost 8086 
    SetHandler webkit-handler 
</Location> 
 
 
 
Ben Kovitz 
The SBML Team, Caltech 
http://sbml.org 
 
P.S. I've only been using Webware for two days, but I *love* everything 
I've seen so far!  I especially love the extremely modular structure, and 
so many small things are already worked out so nicely, like being able to 
have URLs that don't end in ".psp".  I've just got this one point of 
confusion... 



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