Hi all,
First, thanks for all your help over time when writing my current Wicket
app. We're getting ready to go live.
Currently, I'm running it in Tomcat (while I don't know if there's a big
advantage, I could put Apache in front of it).
Right now, my app is running as
www.site.com/foo/wicketapp
(i.e., it's in webapps/foo and the web.xml has servlet-mapping
<url-pattern>/spring3/*</url-pattern>
I also have a bunch of the static content (images, CSS, etc) in
webapps/ROOT.
Now, I want to move my app to become the root of site.com. So, when you
hit http://www.site.com/ it loads the page from wicket (actually I use
differnt domains so site1.com would load something different from
site2.com, but that's no big deal).
Should I move webapps/foo to webapps/ROOT? (And then move the static
files into that dir?)
Should I use a UrlRewriteFilter?
Basically, what's the cleanest way to have the wicket page be the site
root which still allowing access to the static content?
Thank you,
Dan
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