> I finally got virtual hosting working with Apache and TC4.0, woo hoo! >
Congratulations! > The relevant sections from httpd.conf and server.xml are below. The > only downside with this configuration is that I haven't been able to > mount webapps in the root context specified by DocumentRoot. Instead I > had to create a subdirectory 'site' and put the servlets and JSPs in > that. Is there any way to mount the root context? > There is a special context and web-app in Servlet Spec. (so in Tomcat as well) called ROOT. I believe you should put your app there and mention something like WebAppDeploy / conn / or maybe WebAppDeploy conn / in your httpd.conf. There can be some problems with slash (/) at the end of URL, so try both "http://host"; and "http://host/"; in your browser. But according to specs Tomcat's HTTP Connector is doing a favour to as serving contexts without trailing slash. WARP connector doesn't. I hope it helps. BTW, are my messages can be read, cause I send them in some unusual way? > -August > Anton -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
