hello,
i installed a .war-file with manager. i noticed, that in server.xml
there was no entry for the corresponding context afterwards.
i wanted to do it with the tomcat-admin-page, i got the message, that my
alterations were saved. but then again: no context in server.xml.
must i do it by
Hans
I personally have not used the admin or manager to make these entries and
have been doing them by hand. The entry in the server.xml will be something
like:
Context path=/meccafemme docBase=meccafemme debug=0
reloadable=true /
Kind Regards
Schalk Neethling
Web
hi,
thank you for your mail. i tried it out but found that it was no
solution (as i hoped) to my other problem (i posted it already): the
jsp:include... doesn't work. you asked me, if i used web.xml or
direct-call.
what can i do here else?
greetings
hans
Schalk schrieb:
Hans
I personally
You don't need to do it at all. Tomcat will create a default context in
memory if it finds your war file in the right place.
If you do want to specify things about the context you will need to add a
section to server.xml. If you want to do this I recommend you first remove
all the comments and
Hans
Do you use your web.xml file at all to do any servlet mappings etc.?
Kind Regards
Schalk Neethling
Web Developer.Designer.Programmer.CEO
Volume4.Development.Multimedia.Branding
emotionalize.conceptualize.visualize.realize
Tel: +27125468436
Fax: +27125468436
email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
web:
i started java-programming with netbeans 3.2. i never had the problem to
do something with web.xml but everything was running.
then i upgraded to 3.5 and nothing ran! so i had to learn something
about servlet-mappings in web.xml. but it's only a basic knowledge.
although everything now is
