Why don't you show us your config file. This behavior work fine for me
with 5.5.7, with Apache & mod_jk.
On Feb 22, 2005, at 1:20 AM, Matt wrote:
Is this simply not possible? I have tried extrapolating form the docs
(which seems to work fine under webapps/ or $CATALINA_HOME) but
anything
outside of it fails as badly as the other works perfectly, even if I
try
to swap-out webapps/ for an otuside docbase using the <HOST> tag
already
present.
There's got to be a file or simple edit that I'm missing for this?
Anyone?
Thanks,
-Matt
On Sun, 20 Feb 2005, Matt wrote:
OK, the docs out there are good, but they either concern old versions
of
IIS and/or Tomcat -OR- they concern the JK2 module (including this
list's
archives I have searched).
If JK2 is NO LONGER SUPPORTED, why in the heck would I care to use it?
So, I am using the very nice jk_1.2.8.exe installer. With that, most
of
the "steps" found in the various, partially-helpful docs are already
done!
;^)
That said:
I am using Win2K + IIS5, and also Win2K3 + IIS6, and in either case,
also
Tomcat 5.5:
I can go to http://localhost and get my IIS index page.
I can go to http://localhost:8080 and get my Tomcat index page.
I can go to http://localhost/jsp-examples/index.html and run all the
wonderful examples.
HOWEVER, if I simply want to -ALSO- hand-off jsp pages to Tomcat that
are
in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot (and below) everything goes to hell.
I have tried adding CONTEXT tags to server.xml until I turn blue in
the
face, and when I do so I get either 404 not found errors from Tomcat
(can't find the subdirectory b/c I assume it is looking for it in
webapps/, but then again it can't find it even if I copy the whole
thing
into webapps/) or "The specified module could not be found" message
on the
page (IIS result of a uriworkermap.properties issue).
I have even tried editing the existing HOST tag to change "webapps"
to "C:/Inetpub/wwwroot" and all sorts of folders below wwwroot. In
those
cases, if I manage to edit the uriworkermap.properties file
correctly, all
I get is a blank page for any .jsp, while IIS still handles the other
stuff just fine.
So, instead of these outdated docs everyone keeps pointing to, does
anyone
have any simple instructions to get Tomcat to properly use a folder
OUTSIDE of webapps, and ALONG WITH webapps to work (especially
assuming
you've already got the basics working just fine as I do)?
I'd like to start by getting a copy of jsp-examples working in
wwwroot/ if
possible (which is also how I was testing in the situation above, if
that
means anything), rather than also confusing the situation by learning
how to create apps myself at the same time. Perhaps that has caused
my
problem - maybe the issue lies in a web.xml file somewhere for the
jsp-examples (I;ve even copied all of webapps to wwwroot to try and
get
that to work, but no luck).
Thanks,
Matthew Kozak
Rutgers University-Camden
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