Hi > I think I need to take baby steps. > My goal right now is to be able to access my development machine from another machine on the LAN. > Right now I have to type the following to access my dev machine from another LAN box: > http://myMachineName:8080/myWebApp/logon.jsp
So far so good. > I want to(baby steps) be able to access it by the following: > Step 1: http://myMachineName/myWebApp/logon.jsp (NO PORT) This can only be done, if you change the connector of your tomcat. Inside the LAN this should not be a problem - except for linux when you need root rights to use port 80. See commons-daemon then. You must see, that you cannot force browsers to use another port without stating so. > Step 2: http://myMachineName/logon.jsp (NO APP ROOT) Thats the easy part. Use [in server.conf] <Context path="" docBase="myWebApp" debug="0" reloadable="false"/> [or adjusted to your system] If you have an otherwise default configuration, you *could* also move your files to the default webapp ROOT, which is usually mapped to path "". > Step 3: http://myMachineName/ (NO PAGE URL) Thats also the easy part. If (and only if) Step 2 is complete, use [in web.xml] <welcome-file-list> <welcome-file>index.jsp</welcome-file> </welcome-file-list> > Step 4: www.myNewDomain.com > I will have only one web site running on this machine and I(my company) will be hosting it. > How do I accomplish these steps? Thats again the complex part, see the other mail. cu, Steffen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
