hi, > a good explanation for setting up tomcat apache integration can be found at: > http://dcb.sun.com/practices/howtos/tomcat_apache.jsp > > It works fine at my servers. In the http access.log all the static content > (images at most) is listed. No further path statements for tomcat or apache > configuration (except stuff like virtual hosts) were done. > Do you access the server through the port > (http://hostname:8080/anydir/something.jsp)? When configured right this is > not useful since tomcat would deliver all content (omit ":8080").
my problem is that i have static web pages and servlets using a given (and fixed) directory scheme. so i have: http://xy.com/login.html and http://xy.com/servlet/login. lets say my tomcat context is named servlets. with the standard tomcat configuration tomcat needs to get /servlet/login to invoke the login servlet. but using the webapp connector and forwarding everything starting with /servlet to the context servlets does mean that tomcat just gets a request for /login. my workaround for the moment is to treat everything coming to the context servlets as a servlet but this is rather inflexible. for my problem mod_webapp would need to give tomcat a request for /servlet/login for the http://xy.com/servlet/login url while my webappdeploy line looks like: WebAppDeploy servlets warpConnection /servlet at the moment tomcat gets a request for /login. bye, georg -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
