Greetings, I'm trying to determine how to configure Resin 3.0 to do a mix of webserver-style and war-style deployment. This is the situation:
We have some web applications, say a, b and c, which are all deployed war-style: webapps/a.war webapps/b.war webapps/c.war These web applications are a mixture of JSP pages, servlets and struts actions. There are no problems with these. We also have a set of JSP pages, organized by directory, under the ROOT webapp: webapps/ROOT/1.jsp webapps/ROOT/directory-a/2.jsp webapps/ROOT/directory-a/3.jsp webapps/ROOT/directory-b/4.jsp webapps/ROOT/directory-c/5.jsp We expect these JSP pages to be accessible with the following URLs: http://somesite/directory-a/2.jsp http://somesite/directory-b/4.jsp etc. The JSP pages are organized by directory to improve the readability of the URL and to help with search engine categorization and rankings. However, I'm finding that, with the default configuration, resin complains that it can't find any of the files under webapps/ROOT/directory-a or directory-b or directory-c and returns a 404 status code for these pages. The JSP pages directly under ROOT (like 1.jsp) are served OK. After turning on finer logging, I found that this is because resin thinks that directory-a, directory-b and directory-c are web application contexts, and should be served from the web applications directory-a, directory-b and directory-c. This is, of course, not the way that the web application has been laid out. Is there any way around this? The site structure has been created by an Information Architect and I see sense in its organization, but I would like to preserve the directories under ROOT/ and not have to create a web application for every category. I've tried various configuration options and haven't been able to find a solution. Thanks for any pointers, Hari _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list resin-interest@caucho.com http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
