On Mon, Sep 20, 2004 at 08:19:44PM +0000, Didier McGillis wrote:
: This site that I'm moving over to an Apache/Tomcat intergrated site has jsp
: and html pages intermingled, so when I move these over and sperate the jsp
: file from the html file I have to create a folder in the Tomcat folders
: that are named the same as the one in the html side? Is that correct.
I'm not sure I get you here. If all of the webapp data is within the
context's path (i.e. you could serve it all from a WAR file) then:
1/ set Apache's doc root to the Tomcat context path
2/ tell Apache to serve the static content and let Tomcat handle the
Java
A slight twist on #1, you could setup Apache with a separate document
root and copy all static content there. This has the added benefit that
Java code never touches the web server (should you separate the web/app
servers) but will require some fancy script work if the app is not
organized by content, i.e.
{context}
|
+- jsp/
|
+- images/
|
+- html/
... and so on.
-QM
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