In the tomcat-directory you can find an server.xml file. Normally there is
already a tag definition for the tomcat examples. Copy-paste this tag and
edit it to your needs(=alias).
In the new path you have to create a directory with the name "BEW-INF".
In this path you have to place a web.xml-phile.(See the configuration in
the examples map) and
create a path classes where you must put your java-classes.
I hope this is what you were looking for.
Greetz!
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Subject: Path Alias using tomcat
How can I set new alias to new path using tomcat.
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