DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21175] - httproot and alias configuration into Coyote Connector

2003-06-30 Thread bugzilla
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-06-30 07:19 ---
Well, no, the idea is that you need to declare the apps in Context elements (to
be fair, I don't quite undestand what you mean; you can try to elaborate to see
if it sounds better). -1 for moving that inside the connector, for obvious reasons.

If you want to deploy hosts/contexts based on your environment, you can develop
a custom listener, as the user home listener is doing (look in the docs, in the
Host page).

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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21175] - httproot and alias configuration into Coyote Connector

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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-06-30 07:55 ---
 Well, no, the idea is that you need to declare the apps in Context elements

I'm looking for alias for static resources, html gif and js files:
- Servlet and JSP = catalina apps;
- *.html, *.js, *.gif and *.jpeg = not into apps.
We don't need apps for static resource, can the web server coyote 
manage static resource? Actualy not, I believe.
(In development environments, I prefer don't interface Tomcat with servers like
Apache HTTPd, IIS)

Sorry for my bad english.
I don't reopen this bug anymore.

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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 21175] - httproot and alias configuration into Coyote Connector

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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-06-30 08:04 ---
I agree with Remy on this one.  These mappings should be in the Host or 
Context elements.  They don't belong in the Connector (which should be 
agnostic as to where the files are served from).  Yes, you can do all sorts of 
dirty tricks if you use a native connector (like mod_jk), but that is no reason 
for the stand-alone connector to support it as well.

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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-06-30 08:21 ---
I don't see much incentive for implementing what you want (IMO, Coyote has no
buisness behaving like a native connector, as Bill pointed out). OTOH, you can
extend the Coyote adapter class to do that (relatively) easily.

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