Although it seems like this should be simple, I gave up and went back to
mod_jk for now. Deadlines.....
Maybe I just understand mod_jk better. It seems so much easier to call a
ROOT servlet class directly, even
if doing so is less secure and a bit untrendy....
Thanks,
-M.
Michael
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Tomcat Users:
I have searched Google and the JGuru FAQ trying to get a understanding
of how to use the WebAppDeploy to map to the /ROOT webapp,
so I can call a servlet class that sits inside that directory directly
using Apache. Using Tomcat Standalone, on port 8080, I am able
to call my servlet using :
http://server.domain.com:8080/servlet/com.widgetfactory.Widget?Cmd=wigitize
but
http://server.domain.com:90/servlet/com.widgetfactory.Widget?Cmd=wigitize
fails. (port 90 is where the Apache Server runs currently)
I have tried WebAppDeploy ROOT warp /
but I get class not deployed errors.
I have read a few pages that say this isn't recommended, and I can see why,
but unfortunately I'm working with a third party product with 100+
.html/.js
pages that call this servlet in that manner.
Does anyone have ideas for what I can do to pinpoint the problem?
This seems so basic...did I miss a link to a good web page on this?
Approximately a 6 months ago I used this same tool under Tomcat 3.2,
and mod_jk, but I would like to keep up with the new stuff.
Any help greatly appreciated!
-M.
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