I suppose you could use the ROOT context
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Jarecsni J�nos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/13/2002 01:08:30 AM
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Hi,
Currently I have a J2EE application installed under the /istore webcontext.
I also set up a virtual host with the following lines in httpd.conf:
<VirtualHost zeus>
ServerName zeus
DocumentRoot "f:/JBoss-2.4.4_Tomcat-4.0.2b/jboss/deploy/istore.war"
<!-- this is not too nice, but needed (so that I can use the same
resource URIs in both the development and the real environment which
runs
under a virtual host) -->
Alias /istore "f:/JBoss-2.4.4_Tomcat-4.0.2b/jboss/deploy/istore.war"
JkMount /istore/control/* ajp13
JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
</VirtualHost>
Since the virtual host "zeus" is simply a pseudonym for the context
"/istore" I'd like to get rid of the context. So I'd like to access my
application like: http://zeus/control/someFunction (actually a servlet
call)
or get a resource like http://zeus/images/someImage.gif (instead of
http://zeus/istore/images/someImage.gif). Or I could follow a naming
pattern
like this: context.vhost. Say a webstore would be accessible under
http://www.zeus.com its administration site under http://admin.zeus.com.
The problem is the following: as I see it (AISI :) Tomcat
requires you to pass a context in the request URL. Verz naturally, since it
knows about /istore/control (a servlet) but knows nothing about /control or
control.
I thought of using some RewriteRules on the Apache side, but I'd like to
use
the most solid and standard-like solution if any. Maybe using a virtual
host
on the Tomcat side too would help here? I confess I'm a bit confused.
Any ideas would be much appreciated!
TIA
J
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