Changing the servler directory....

2001-12-04 Thread Scott Jeppesen

When you install Tomcat the default servlet directory is under the
examples directoryhow do I change which directory I'm storing my
servlets in?

-SJ


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Re: Changing the servler directory....

2001-12-04 Thread Carlos Telleria

servlet directory under examples directory is only one directory in the
examples application tree. Each webapp has its own servlets under its
own directory tree. You must store your servlet classes under
WEB-INF/classes (or WEB-INF/lib if jars) under your webapp directory,
and then declare and map them in the corresponding web.xml.

Look at docs and examples/WEB-INF/web.xml about how to declare and map
servlets.


Scott Jeppesen wrote:
 
 When you install Tomcat the default servlet directory is under the
 examples directoryhow do I change which directory I'm storing my
 servlets in?
 
 -SJ
 
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