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Hi,
just use an entry like the following in your Tomcat's server.xml
configuration file:
Context path=/ docBase=/path/to/where/your/webapp/resides/
HTH
Markus
skarahan schrieb:
Hi,
I use tomcat5.5 on ubuntu and have java web application.When I run it, its
address looks like
...@tomcat.apache.org
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I'm not sure what's the problem, but I would not put the app into
/usr/share/tomcat5.5/webapps because this is the default location. I
would put the webapp into a different location. Also, check if you
already have a ROOT directory in your webapps/ path which may interfere
with your other root
Markus,
that was a bad recommendation.
Look here instead :
http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/HowTo#head-2e16a614a1be6e03102fc69dd59587a30e20bc5c
Markus Meyer wrote:
I'm not sure what's the problem, but I would not put the app into
/usr/share/tomcat5.5/webapps because this is the default location.
line.But I don't like this.when I write http://servername:8180/;
address
on web browser address line,I want to open my application.
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Hi André,
sorry if I got that one wrong. It's just that it works for me the way I
describe it. (I generally avoid putting my webapps into the default
setting and create Context entries for all of them.)
Markus
André Warnier schrieb:
Markus,
that was a bad recommendation.
Look here instead
From: Markus Meyer [mailto:me...@mesw.de]
Subject: Re: Tomcat App Configuration
sorry if I got that one wrong. It's just that it works for me the way I
describe it.
I doubt it. Not only are you violating standard practice by putting a
Context element in server.xml, your path attribute
