Re: How to configure multiple context path for a webapps

2006-12-09 Thread Leon Rosenberg

The easiest way is to define a context.xml for r which specifies
webapp1 as doc-root. However this will have the drawback, that the
same webapp will be loaded twice under difference contexts.

Other ways are defining ROOT context, per filter forwarding, proxying and so on

regards
Leon

On 12/9/06, Stanley Yue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi all:

I have one webapps named webapp1, with context path /webapp1. This
webapps has one servlet with name TestServlet.

I want to be able to access this servlet through the following urls:
http://host/webapp1/TestServlet, and
http://host/r/TestServlet

Is it possible to configure webapp1 to have multiple context path? I.e.
/webapp1 and r? I want to be able to do this without relying on server
side forwarding (i.e. implementing a webapps called r that forwards to
webapp1).

Thanks,

Stanley




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How to configure multiple context path for a webapps

2006-12-08 Thread Stanley Yue

Hi all:

I have one webapps named webapp1, with context path /webapp1. This
webapps has one servlet with name TestServlet.

I want to be able to access this servlet through the following urls:
http://host/webapp1/TestServlet, and
http://host/r/TestServlet

Is it possible to configure webapp1 to have multiple context path? I.e.
/webapp1 and r? I want to be able to do this without relying on server
side forwarding (i.e. implementing a webapps called r that forwards to
webapp1).

Thanks,

Stanley