> The first param to ApJServMount looks like it refers to a
> location RELATIVE to the ServerRoot directory as specified in
> httpd.conf.
> > > Its relative to the DocumentRoot, not the ServerRoot.
> > > > > Thanks for the reply. Are you sure about the above though?
What I really meant to say is that URLs in general are relative to
"DocumentRoot". "ServerRoot" is (straight from httpd.conf)
"The directory the server's config, error, and log files are kept in"
In my system:
ServerRoot /etc/httpd
DocumentRoot /home/httpd/html
The URL http:/mydomain.com/document1 refers to /home/httpd/html/document1,
not /etc/httpd/document1.
ApJServMount maps a URL to a zone. The location of the zone really has
nothing
to do with Apache's DocumentRoot or ServerRoot. In fact, the zone can be in
a
completely separate machine that does not even run Apache.
1. First, location of the zone's properties file is specified
in jserv.properties.
2. The zone's properties file is then used to get the location of the
repository class files.
Note that jserv.properties and the zone's properties and class files can be
in
a machine separate from the one running Apache. Thus their location is
really
completely independent of Apache configuration directives.
Best wishes,
Jorge
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