Hi all,
Sorry if this question has already been asked before...
I have a webapps http://localhost/myApps/ on Tomcat 4.1.27 which I'd
simply like to map to http://localhost . I've added a simple
context... tag in the server.xml file and put the path attribute to
blank ().
This seems to work, but
Howdy,
Sorry if this question has already been asked before...
I have a webapps http://localhost/myApps/ on Tomcat 4.1.27 which I'd
simply like to map to http://localhost . I've added a simple
context... tag in the server.xml file and put the path attribute to
blank ().
This seems to work, but
Hi Yoav,
What you've done is enough. You don't need to delete the ROOT files
because the ROOT context is commented out by default. But if you
don't need them, delete them for cleanliness.
Thanks a lot. How is it possible that the ROOT context is accessible,
while the entry in server.xml is put
Howdy,
Thanks a lot. How is it possible that the ROOT context is accessible,
while the entry in server.xml is put inside comments ?
(didn't find this one in the archives ;-) ).
Because by default tomcat will automatically deploy web applications
from the appBase directory. See the Host element