>> Yes. Just add the appropriate servlet mapping in the web.xml
>> file in the WEB-INF directory of your webapp. Look at the
>> examples web.xml file for a guide on how to do it.
I also had a question relating to this. I've actually modified my web.xml
file to include a servlet mapping, and when I do so, I can access the
servlet with the new mapping by hitting Tomcat directly with the http
request, but when I try to access the servlet from a request through the
appache server I get a page not found response, unless I modify the
mod_jk.conf file generated by Tomcat to include the new mappings as well.
Is there anyway to get this to happen automatically?
--Dan
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