Can anyone give me some quick advice on how to appropriately organize my
directory structure to have Apache serve up the static content (images and
html files) and Tomcat serve up the dynamic content (JSP files,etc).
For simplicity, consider the sample webapp (myapp) given in the tomcat
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/admin/contextAdmin/contextList.jspfailure
Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2001 10:14:51 +1000 From: "Peter B. West"
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Any takers (or takes) on this one. I posted it
Any takers (or takes) on this one. I posted it a few days ago. The problem
does not seem to be with the authentication, but with the refereneces to the
Logger class.
Peter
I have been trying to set up a JBDCRealm using postgresql 7.0.2 under redhat
linux with tomcat 3.3-M2. I got the
A couple of comments. First of all, source files go wherever you want
them. If you want them in the same place as your class files, you may
certainly do so, but I can't think of any good or even not so good
reason why you should.
As to the other part of what you've heard, I'd suggest
You can create application specific web-inf
dir so that the class files lib will be organized neatly.
For example the following additional code
helps Tomcat to pick up classfiles and lib from c:/abc/infodir/codebase/web-inf
dir.
Add the following lines
inServer.xml
Context
Hi, from my understanding, all compiled classes of servlets have to go in a
file called 'classes' in the same directory as the 'web.xml' file in
'Web-inf' directory. And from what I heard all corresponding java sources
should go in there to. Now if all files ( source java files and classes
On Tue, 13 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, from my understanding, all compiled classes of servlets have to
go in a file called 'classes' in the same directory as the 'web.xml'
(classes is a directory, not a file -- probably what you meant to say.)
file in 'Web-inf' directory. And from
