I tried this and it is now looking for the jsp pages at
/opt/tomcat/home/user/domain/htdocs/file.jsp
I have been playing with it and reading like a mad woman and can't figure it
out. Please help.
Andrea
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Behalf Of Ben Blakely
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 11:19 AM
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Subject: Re: server.xml help (i think)
In your server.xml file there should be a line something like this:
<Context path="" docBase="webapps/ROOT" />
Change the "webapps/ROOT" to "/home/user/domain/htdocs" and restart
tomcat. This sets the root context for Tomcat to your web server's
document root. Hope this helps,
--brb
> Andrea Bertone wrote:
>
> Hi Tomcat Users!
>
> I am desperate need of assistance. I have been diligently attempting
> to get Tomcat working for 2 months (which should be a clue I'm just
> not cut out for this) but I keep trucking along. In addition to being
> new to Tomcat, I am also new to Apache and Linux and JSP... I
> currently am running rh Linux with Apache Web Server and Tomcat with
> Jserv for jsp pages. Tomcat is functioning. My problem is that in
> order to get my jsp pages to function they need to be in the
> tomcat/webapps/root folder. How can I change it so they can run in
> home/user/domain/htdocs? I suspect it is the server.xml file. Am I
> right? and if so what and how do I change it?
>
> I appreciate your help immensely.
>
> Thank you,
> Andrea
>
>
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