Ooops, I think the [code] tags removed the content.
Here is the context.xml
Context path= docBase=C://Program Files//Apache Software
Foundation//Tomcat 5.5//webapps//test
Resource
name=jdbc/testDB
jerrycat wrote:
Here is the context.xml
Context path= docBase=C://Program Files//Apache Software
Foundation//Tomcat 5.5//webapps//test
[...]
/Context
Please read the docs:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/context.html
Especially the last paragraphs in the descriptions of the
Thanks,
just a question here.
Set the appBase attributes for all your Host elements to different paths
and make sure that not one is contained in another. For example, if
you've got two hosts, localhost and www.test.com, you could
configure them like that:
Host name=localhost
jerrycat wrote:
Thanks,
just a question here.
Set the appBase attributes for all your Host elements to different paths
and make sure that not one is contained in another. For example, if
you've got two hosts, localhost and www.test.com, you could
configure them like that:
Host name=localhost
[Tried to read the tomcat docs, but it is a bit confusing]
Right, my goal is to deploy war files that get unpacked so that I can see
the directory structure.
I am not interested in autoDeploy or deployOnStartup, unless it is
necessary.
Here is a paragraph from the docs:
Finally, note that if
[Tried to read the tomcat docs, but it is a bit confusing]
Right, my goal is to deploy war files that get unpacked so that I can see
the directory structure.
I am not interested in autoDeploy or deployOnStartup, unless it is
necessary.
Here is a paragraph from the docs:
Finally, note that if
If all you want to do is see the directory structure, why don't you just
unzip the .war file? That's all a .war/.jar file essentially is -- a
zip archive. Admittedly you can't just zip any folder and get a war
file, but you can see the contents just by unzipping it.
--David
jerrycat wrote:
Right,
apparently deployOnStartup must be set to true otherwise the sites don't get
uploaded.
(No idea in which case it could be set to false)
I understand that I can upload unzipped war files, but I still would like to
move over war files to my production server.
Anyway, apart from the packed
Dear all,
I understand that Tomcat 5.5 prefers that your web application comes with a
context.xml file under the META-INF folder.
So I added a context.xml file under the META-INF folder of my web
application, please have a look below.
context.xml
[code]
[/code]
Ok, that is good so
jerrycat wrote:
I understand that Tomcat 5.5 prefers that your web application comes with a
context.xml file under the META-INF folder.
OK.
So I added a context.xml file under the META-INF folder of my web
application, please have a look below.
context.xml
[code]
[/code]
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