------------------- Tomcat 3.2.x Apache 1.3.20 Solaris 2.8 (aka 8) Sun JDK1.3.1 We are moving a large, servlet-like Java thing toward compliance with the Servlet spec version 2.2. One issue, considered by some to be a real problem, is that in the migration our URL has changed from .../appname/login.jsp to ../appname/stuff/login.jsp We're looking for the magic Tomcat and Apache directives that will allow a web client to type in "http://[hostname]/appname/login.jsp";, as they have in past versions, and receive in response .../tomcat/webapps/appname/stuff/login.jsp ------------------- (now saying the same thing in another way...) So we're locked into this structure: tomcat/.. ../webapps/appname/ ../......./......./[directory]/ ../......./......./.........../ ../......./......./stuff/ (includes index.htm, login.jsp, and so on) ../......./......./WEB-INF/ ../......./......./......./lib/ Tomcat's default behaviour is to serve this web application as: http://[hostname]:8080/appname/stuff/login.jsp We'd like for Tomcat and Apache, when the two are hooked together, to serve the content as: http://[hostname]/appname/login.jsp ------------------- any suggestions appreciated!
