Hi Ted
Tomcat allows to have the webapps directory in another place than under
the installation directories hierarchy.
Typically, NetBeans (or any other tool using an embedded Tomcat server)
starts Tomcat in ".netbeans\6.7\apache-tomcat-6.0.18_base" directory
(figures vary uppon actual version) situated in your "HOME" directory, i.e.:
-- "C:\Documents and settings\yourname" or something like this under windows
or
-- "/home/yourname" under Unix-like systems
In this manner, several users can test NetBeans projects on the embedded
Tomcat server independentely (each one uses the settings specifique to
his or her own profile).
Hope it helps,
mihai
tedpottel a écrit :
> Where kis my application.
>
> Hi I’m using netbeans and Tomcat server. If I reset the computer and
> run tomcat, I can run the test application I created in netbeans by
> typing
> http://localhost:8080/WebApplication3/
>
> But I cannot find a webapplication directory in tomcat/webapps.
> How is tomcat getting it ??????
> - Ted
>
>
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