Hi, I've been playing with tomcat, apache and mod_jk on Solaris 8 trying to see what I can and can't do. I wrote a couple of short html pages - one which retrieves images placed in the apache document space, the other which retrieves images placed in the (out-of-the-box) examples context. Tomcat is instructed to serve the examples context using jkmount /examples/* An alias is used to redirect requests for /examples locations to the correct path. Apache serves everthing else. Regardless of where I put the 2 test pages (under htdocs or the examples context), the images are served. Do apache and tomcat cooperate in serving a given page or does each act alone when serving pages - even when components of that page lie outside the area it's supposed to handle ? Any ideas on how to find out ? Also, an odd thing happens when tomcat is serving the examples context. It assembles an index page quite happily as http://grrr/examples/ with links to the jsp, serlets and images directories. However, when I follow the servlets or jsp links the URL appears as http://grrr:0/examples/jsp/index.html and http://grrr:0/examples/servlets/index.html - after removing the :0 the pages are still served OK. The followed images URL appears as http://grrr/examples/images. Anybody got any idea why this is so ? Thanks, Eoin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
