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From: Jacob Rhoden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Problem setting server.xml host context field.
I would like to use virtual hosts so that:
mainserver.com:8080/Application1/index.jsp maps to fish.com/index.jsp
mainserver.com:8080/Application2/index.jsp maps to
apples.com
From: William Holloway [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Problem setting server.xml host context field.
Is the use the name ROOT required for the WAR or is there
another way to specify the default context for the Host?
If the webapp is deployed under the Host's appBase directory
Hi Guys,
I am new to all this so it could be a stupid question. In my server.xml
I have setup a second host entry, to enable mapping of a particuar
application to a virtual host in apache (via mod_jk2). The following
seems to work ok, except or a possible bug:
Host name=fish.org
From: Jacob Rhoden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problem setting server.xml host context field.
I have setup a second host entry, to enable mapping of a particuar
application to a virtual host in apache (via mod_jk2).
You do know that mod_jk2 has been deprecated for almost two years
to documents that might help would be much appreciated!
Best Regards,
Jacob
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Jacob Rhoden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Problem setting server.xml host context field.
I have setup a second host entry, to enable mapping of a particuar
application to a virtual host
From: Jacob Rhoden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Problem setting server.xml host context field.
I would like to use virtual hosts so that:
mainserver.com:8080/Application1/index.jsp maps to fish.com/index.jsp
mainserver.com:8080/Application2/index.jsp maps to
apples.com/index.jsp
Jacob Rhoden wrote:
Thanks for your reply! I was not aware that mod_jk2 was not the best one
to use (I assumed 2=apache2). Rather than fixing my mess, how about I
ask a different question! I am using the latest version of tomcat, I
would like to have a single version of tomcat running on one
I would like to use virtual hosts so that:
mainserver.com:8080/Application1/index.jsp maps to fish.com/index.jsp
mainserver.com:8080/Application2/index.jsp maps to apple.com/index.jsp
Thanks for your patience, I have one final question I think, Based on
previous posts, I have created inside
Jacob Rhoden wrote:
My question now however is, the manager to manage deployment of war
files seems only to work for the first Host container with directory
/usr/local/webapps. How do I make it work for both? Do I have to load
two copies of the manager somehow? (I dont have much memory on this
