John B. Moore said:
Thanks for responding.. And yes, I keep hearing that one can do this
... But...G I'm slow I guess, because that still does not give me
a hint as to HOW that is to be configured.. Do you have some virtual
host directives that do this that I can use as examples..
John,
Thanks much..
Reading this I take it that by setting the DocumentRoot to the
Apache/htdocs directory (or where that might be..) ..that is
sufficient... Hmm... way, way to simple...G
Now, is there a way to set this up in the server.xml so that
autoconfig generates that
Ok, to help i have created another how-to on this subject..
http://www.gregoire.org/howto/virtualhost.jk2.html
Hope it helps...
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Posted this previously and still need some pointers...
Maybe this is not possible, but it seems to be suggested in a lot of
the documentation I have read. Unfortunately those docs assume
something that I am not privy to.. (a brain.. yeah well...G) and do
not outline specific configurations
I do it by mapping all my servlet as .jspx and regular jsp files as
.jsp. Apache serves everything else.
John B. Moore wrote:
Posted this previously and still need some pointers...
Maybe this is not possible, but it seems to be suggested in a lot of
the documentation I have read.
We use apache to serve up static content by including the following in
httpd.conf via an Include directive:
IfModule mod_alias.c
#
# Note that if you include a trailing / on fakename then the server will
# require it to be present in the URL. So /icons isn't aliased in
this
#
Thanks for responding.. And yes, I keep hearing that one can do this
... But...G I'm slow I guess, because that still does not give me
a hint as to HOW that is to be configured.. Do you have some virtual
host directives that do this that I can use as examples..
Maybe my problem is
: Virtual Hosting Revisited - Apache serving static pages..???
I do it by mapping all my servlet as .jspx and regular jsp files as
.jsp. Apache serves everything else.
John B. Moore wrote:
Posted this previously and still need some pointers...
Maybe this is not possible, but it seems
Thank you for your reply..,
I just found some other notes on using Alias for this task.. I'll
followup on this suggestion..Thanks
John..
Robert Hall wrote:
We use apache to serve up static content by including the following in
httpd.conf via an Include directive:
IfModule mod_alias.c
