From the tomcat 4.0.2 release notes:
Currently, mod_webapp forwards *all* requests under the specified context
path to Tomcat for processing. In a futher release, it will automatically
configure itself to serve static resources from Apache *unless* the resource
is subject to filtering, or
: mod_webapp and static content
From the tomcat 4.0.2 release notes:
Currently, mod_webapp forwards *all* requests under the
specified context
path to Tomcat for processing. In a futher release, it will
automatically
configure itself to serve static resources from Apache
*unless
So if that is the case is there any way currently to have a static and
dynamic content all under one directory path
/www/Features
index.jsp
front.jpg
/www/Products
index.jsp
product1.html
product2.html
I guess one solution would be to make a /jsp directory and place all jsp
content into that,
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Subject:RE: mod_webapp and static content
So if that is the case is there any way currently to have a static and
dynamic content all under one directory path
/www/Features
index.jsp
front.jpg
/www/Products
index.jsp
product1.html
product2.html
I guess one solution would be to make a /jsp
mod_jk will allow you to do this. though it's a bit more complex to set
up.
Nick
On Wednesday, June 12, 2002, at 01:58 PM, Alex Short wrote:
So if that is the case is there any way currently to have a static and
dynamic content all under one directory path
/www/Features
index.jsp
