I tried the following:
1. I created a myApp.xml file with the following and placed the file in
$CATALINA_HOME\Catalina\localhost directory.
Context reloadable=true path= docBase=C:\Documents and
Settings\subas\webapps\myApp debug=true privileged=true
!-- Default set of monitored
I also tried with path=/ in the Context element in my xml file, since
my webapplication does not have the ROOT directory.
thanks,
suba suresh.
Suba Suresh wrote:
I tried the following:
1. I created a myApp.xml file with the following and placed the file in
$CATALINA_HOME\Catalina\localhost
Currently I am developing it on Windows XP. It has to run on both Linux
and Windows OS.
thanks,
suba
Mark Thomas wrote:
What OS are you using?
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Suba Suresh wrote:
Currently I am developing it on Windows XP. It has to run on both Linux
and Windows OS.
You could:
- map a context to the folder containing your documents.
- on Linux you could use a link.
- just move the files and put them under the context
Mark
Hi!
I am new to the web application development. So bear with me.
I am using lucene with Tomcat as a standalone web server. I have a form
to submit my query which gets handled by a servlet. The servlet brings
back the document names which is hyperlinked to the directory it
resides.
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