Read the "How to" docs in the \\[Jakarta _Home]\docs directory. You
need to set up a web applications framework (model it on the
\webapps\examples\ directory structure) and reflect that in a web.xml
file local to your web application subdirectory below webapps. Then
create a virtual directory in your webserver to reflect the html root
of your new web app. Then you create your servlet in some projects
directory that mirrors the web applications framework and use Ant
(comes with Tomcat, but I found the full version (with docs) better)
to compile and transfer your new application to the Jakarta webapps
directory.
I know this sounds complicated, and it is. Jakarta, no doubt, will
soon have a GUI wizard that guides you through this, but for now, you
have to RTFM. It tooks me 3 days to learn how to do this and no one
on this list responded to my requests for help (besides the occasional
flame - "go to the Jakarta list, lamer").
Cheers!
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matías Salvador" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2001 5:02 PM
Subject: JAKARTA-TOMCAT Servlets Configuration
> Hy Everybody,
> I'm moving from Java Web Server 2.0 to
Jakarta
> Tomcat 3.2 and i'm tring to do all the configuration. I put all my
classes
> in /TOMCAT/classes. I don't know where to set the servlets that i'm
going to
> use. In the JWS, i used to log myself in 9090 (admin port) and to
add one by
> one all the servlets. As i can see, Jakarta does not have a graphic
> interface. There must be a configuration file to set them. How do I
do it?
> Is there anything else i should know to move from one WebServer to
the
> other?
>
> Look forward for any help ASAP. Thank You very much!
>
> MATíAS SALVADOR
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