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-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Streeter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 4:17 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: I give up!! - SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!
Let me see if I have this straight!
You can't configure *apache* with mod_webapp and tomcat so that it
serves .html and .jsp from the same directory - right... (I can't that's
for sure)
I have tried every configuration possible - thinking that I could get
the examples working without bypassing apache and using tomcat-only on
port 8080 (which of course works fine)... I want everything to go
through apache first... for obvious reasons...
I either get 404 errors from apache that it can't find index.html
[refering to /usr/local/jakarata/webapps/examples/jsp/index.html] (but
directly calling a .jsp works fine) -- or I get the apache directory
listing but .jsp files are not 'interpreted' and apache graciously spits
back jsp source code as text.. (depending on the order modules are
loaded in httpd.conf)
I tried the httpd.conf Alias command to alias /examples/ to
/usr/local/jakarta/webapps/examples... in conjunction with the
WebAppConnection and WebAppDeploy directives thinking this would solve
the 404 errors...no go...
I have tried everything in between that I can think of too... but no
success... My assumption is therefore that we will need to seperate out
.jsp files from .html files -- much the same way we do with .cgi perl
files in the 'cgi-bin' directory... correct???
I also have not been able to get 'WebAppInfo /webapp-info' config
directive to do didly squat...
My server.xml and web.xml are 'out of the box' on jakarta-4.0.2 and a
newly compiled mod_webapp from the jakarta-tomcat-connectors and
apr-apache tars... I thought the new version might solve some of my
problems... nope...
attached - you will find what httpd.conf looks like now... Strangely - I
could swear that everything was working fine with the 'default'
httpd.conf that comes with apache (without the Alias - either)... but
when we customized it for our setup - it quit working...
Am I missing something here?
Many thanks,
ns
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