Hello, Using Tomcat 3.2, is there a way to associate a particular application context with a port and a second application context with a different port such that neither context is available on the port that it is not associated with? Secondarily, is there a way to configure a given context such that *all* requests go through a single servlet? I'd like to be able to do this within a single instance of Tomcat. I'm building a server that operates in two parts. The first is a service that responds to a URL, preferably on Port 80, like http://myserver.com/some/path/to/a/resource.txt where the servlet in this portion sees some/path/to/a/resource.txt in req.getPathInfo(). The second part is a more traditional web application, on some other port, that simply provides an interface to configuration what the first part does with the paths that it will see. If I succeed in the mapping that I want in the first service, it must not interfere with the "normal" web application on the configuration port. Any pointers/suggestions will be welcome... Keith ------------------------------------------ Keith Fieldhouse tel: 206-628-5222 x203 PictureIQ Corporation [EMAIL PROTECTED] ------------------------------------------ http://www.pictureiq.com
