Hi,
This may be obvious but, it helped me.
Enabling the /webapp-info context as specified in the README file for
mod_webapp will tell you where it's looking for your Tomcat web apps:
Add this line:
WebAppInfo /webapp-info
to your Apache httpd.conf file.
Browsing http://host.com/webapp-info will tell you where mod_webapp is
looking. The "Local Deployment Path" is where it's trying to access your
web apps.
Saved me some head scratching.
-Mark
.oO Mark Donoghue
.oO System Administrator
.oO S&T, Pearson Education
.oO mark[dot]donoghue[at]pearsoned[dot]com
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