> Does anyone else have anything? I'm definitely a newbie at this thing.
I think much of the problem is that setting up tomcat and jetspeed (which in
this case is webapp inside a tomcat) is a matter of following the servlet
2.2 (i.e. J2EE) spec, and therefore it is not described in all detail in the
jetspeed docs.
you can either add jetspeed to the root application, which you do by copying
it to ROOT and modifying the web.xml therein. You could also install a
dedicated jetspeed app by giving it its own directory under webapps (and its
own web.xml as well, of course). The exact url to invoke jetspeed can be
configured in web.xml through the servlet mapping element.
The fact that jetspeed requires parts of the content directory to reside
under the document root of the http server (which may not be tomcats ROOT,
depending on whether you use tomcat as http server), is a quirk in my eyes.
It should be possible to setup a webapp such that all resources reside in
its own directory.
Chris
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