Hi Anja,
To set up a new context you really only have to add a line to server.xml
but just to take on the basics I take it from the start.
create a folder that has a web-app structure :
context /
- WEB-INF/
web.xml - configuration file for this webapp
-/lib/ your jar files here
-/classes/your classes (compiled) here
then add a line like this one :
<Context path="/nameofcontext" docBase="C:\path_to_context_root"
debug="0" reloadable="true"/>
in to the host scope of your server.xml (suggestion beneath the one
context that is already specified).
if you do this, restart tomcat and you have a new context available
under http://www.yourserver.com/nameofcontext/
there for the path to execute your servlets (in the classes directory of
your webapplication) you should have
http://www.yourserver.com/nameofcontext/servlet/nameofServlet
hope it helps
-reynir
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> Hi Nancy,
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> I am using Tomcat 4.0.1. What's to do here?
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> Anja
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