Hello Christopher,
Since I do not want to touch my current site, I created
xml.mydomain.com(virtual domain) and changed the DocumentRoot to the Hello
example dir.
The problem is when I go to that site , I get the listing of file under the
directory
index.xml
WEB-INF ...
rather than translated index.xml.
My concern is, how do I tell apache whenever it comes across *.xml send it to
tomcat(ultimately to Cocoon 2)
Thanks,
Sundar
On Wednesday 06 June 2001 07:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sundar,
>
> there are probably multiple ways to approach this. I think you can change
> the "docBase" in the Context for your app in Tomcat's server.xml
> configuration file to point to your document root. Alternately, you can
> point Apache's DocumentRoot to your context. For instance, if your Cocoon
> application is in a directory /opt/tomcat/webapps/cocoon, you can edit
> Apache's httpd.conf and change DocumentRoot to be
> /opt/tomcat/webapps/cocoon. We've done this successfully. I can't
> remember if we had to modify the mod_jk-auto.conf to do it. If you end up
> having to modify that file, I suggest you take it out of Tomcat's directory
> and put it in with the Apache conf files, rename it to mod_jk.conf, and
> maintain it yourself.
>
> Before doing anything like this, though, I recommend getting familiar with
> Apache's documentation on configuring Apache (particularly about
> DocumentRoot, Directory, etc.) and Tomcat's documentation on configuring
> Tomcat contexts.
>
> -Christopher
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> Subject: Adding root context to cocoon samples
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> Hello,
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> Probably, its been answered so many times but I couldn't find it in the
> archives. So, following is my question.
>
> I am able to successfully put cocoon2 samples in my Apache+Tomcat
> configuration and able to access under www.mydomain.com/cocoon by adding
> /cocoon context in mod_jk-auto.conf
>
> But I am having trouble adding root context to a cocoon sample application
> --
> Hello World.
>
> That is when I key in 'www.mydomain.com', I want the web server to serve
> hello application(index.xml) (For that matter any cocoon application)
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Sundar
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