I've just installed and started using the Orion App Server and
I'm having a few problems setting up a new web site ( or is it
a new web application ??? ).
I have a web application ( e.g. Newbie Demo ) whose start page
I want to invoke by typing in the URL
http://localhost/newbie/index.html
As part of the development, I also want the files that make up
the Newbie Demo web application to be physically separated from
those of the Default Orion WebSite ( which sit under the
directory D:\orion\default-site ), so I've done the following:
(1) Created a new web site directory ( D:\orion\newbie )
(2) Copied all the contents of D:\orion\default-site ->
D:\orion\newbie
(3) Modified D:\orion\newbie\web-site.xml so that the
<name> of the new site is as follows :
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE web-site SYSTEM "web-site.dtd">
<web-site host="[ALL]" port="80">
<name>Newbie Demonstration WebSite</name>
<!-- The default web-app for this site, the web-app
specifies -->
<default-web-app>./web-application.xml</default-web-app
>
<!-- Access Log, where requests are logged to -->
<access-log>./access.log</access-log>
<!-- Site log, where events/errors are logged -->
<log>
<path>./site.log</path>
</log>
</web-site>
(4) Modified D:\orion\config\server.xml by adding an
additional <web-site> as follows:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE application-server SYSTEM
"application-server.dtd">
<application-server>
<!-- Path to the libraries that are installed on
this server. Theese will be
accesable for the servlets etc -->
<library-path>../lib</library-path>
<!-- JMS-server config link, uncomment to activate the
JMS service -->
<!-- <jms-config>./jms.xml</jms-config> -->
<!-- EJB-server config link, uncomment to activate the
EJB service -->
<!-- <ejb-config>./ejb.xml</ejb-config> -->
<!-- RMI-server config link, uncomment to activate the
RMI service
(NOTE: requires an 1.3 or above Java 2 environment,
1.2 support is under development)
-->
<!-- <rmi-config>./rmi.xml</rmi-config> -->
<global-site-config>./web-site.xml</global-site-config>
<web-site>../default-site/web-site.xml</web-site>
<web-site>../newbie/web-site.xml</web-site>
<!-- <web-site>another-site.xml</web-site> -->
<principals>./principals.xml</principals>
<data-sources>./data-sources.xml</data-sources>
<!-- Development, true/false value specifying
whether or not to use development mode,
enabling this mode changes the flushing
behaviour of classes to flush all the classes
active on the server if any one is changed as
opposed to flushing all the classes active
that originate from the same dir as the updated
class. The default is false -->
<!-- <development /> -->
</application-server>
Requesting http://localhost/index.html gets me the file
D:\orion\default-site\html\index.html, which is fair enough,
because this is the default site.
But when I request http://localhost/newbie/index.html the
web server tries to return
D:\orion\default-site\html\newbie\index.html which of course
doesn't exist.
What I actually want is to request http://localhost/newbie/index.html and get the file
D:\orion\newbie\html\index.html.
What am I doing wrong, do all my web applications have to be
part of the default site and therefore underneath
D:\orion\default-site ?
Please help. Thanks in advance,
Gary Janes
( [EMAIL PROTECTED] )
HSBC Asset Management
London
UK
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