Hi, I want like to do some nasty VirtualHosting which I can't get to run.
I have written a web-application which gets it's internal configuration values out of an XML-File we specified. So, for different applications, I can use the same /WEB-INF/classes for all my applications, the only thing that changes is a parameter in the accompanying web.xml So I made a directory structure like this: /opt/myshop/lib/shop/classes/com/bla/.... cd /usr/local/tomcat/webapp mkdir host1 cd host1 mkdir WEB-INF cd WEB-INF ln -s /opt/myshop/lib/shop/classes/ ./classes and the same for host2, host3 and so on... so all /classes are symbolic linx to the same Classpath. I need this so every application really loads its own customized set of classes. Now I have two virtual-hosts in Apache: <VirtualHost my.domain.com> JkMount /host1/* ajp13 </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost my.second.com> JkMount /host2/* ajp13 </VirtualHost> This would work fine. But now I want that both Mount-points are called "host" rather than "hostN" This would mean I have just to go to my webapp directory and mkdir host put my symbolic link into the WEB-INF and edit the web.xml so it contains a <Host> - Tags around each <Context> ... restarting tomcat and apache and calling to /my.domain.com/shop/ will start the appropriate Web-application and I can see that it initializes, but as soon as that application has to load other classes, everything fails. I didn't had this problem without the <Host> Tag around... Any Ideas would be highly appreciated !!! Regards Danny -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>