So the problem I was having it seems was that I didn't have <VirtualHost localhost> DocumentRoot "D:\java\jakarta\jakarta-tomcat-4.0.3\webapps" ServerName localhost WebAppConnection myconn warp localhost:8008 WebAppDeploy examples myconn /examples </VirtualHost> and what surprises me is the need to have a DocumentRoot that point to Tomcat's webapps directory this I don't understand. I had the impression that I could have an arbitary document root that held any static content typically under Apache's directory structure and that I could export any webapp from Tomcat's structure and Apache would forward the requests onto tomcat. does this mean then that _all_ content that I want to vend under my apps context ie. /examples has to reside in my web app per se? If I'm forced to have the above is there anything I can do to separate my static and dynamic content? ie. how would I set it up so that I had static content under /examples but that was held under Apache's document root and was still able to address my webapp via /examples?
