Ahh ... yes I always forget they caught up now! Will try, thanks for
your help!
On 03/01/2016 02:00, Alex Rojkov wrote:
In Eclipse, if I create a dynamic web app project called "foo", then a
>> Hi Carl,
>>
>> I just tested with a symbolic link named ROOT pointing to the deploy foo
>> direct
On 02/01/2016 18:25, Alex Rojkov wrote:
>> In Eclipse, if I create a dynamic web app project called "foo", then a
Hi Carl,
I just tested with a symbolic link named ROOT pointing to the deploy foo
directory and that worked for me.
So you should remove webapps/ROOT and make a link with ln -s foo
In Eclipse, if I create a dynamic web app project called "foo", then a
Resin server using the plugin config tool, I can then deploy it and
it runs at localhost:8080/foo. I need to have it deployed to the root,
i.e. just localhost:8080. It seems its the "Add/Remove" dialog in the
Resin Plug in wh
> Try removing the "default". Also, you should be able to add it to the
> web.xml.
>
> The "default" is for Resin to make its defaults a lower priority than
> any other definition.
>
> -- Scott
Yup - it works now, exactly that, in resin-web.xml for the web app. Thanks.
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I'm learning Polymer and want to use Resin as its server. I find if I
rename all *.html files to *.jsp all is well, after I add the
pageContentType and taglib prefix xml element to the top of each page.
I'd really like to do it the other way round though, i.e. tell resin to
treat each *.html fi
With Geronimo out this week it would have been nice to have seen resin
supported. If not out of the box (as is for tomcat) then at least
provided when you download additional server adapters. When you do this
you see lots for Geronimo, Glassfish, Jetty etc ... isn't there some
process where res
