In a given virtual host (in my httpd.conf), I have two lines per application that I wish to deploy on that virtual host. They are:
WebAppConnection connName warp host:port WebAppDeploy "relative/path/to/app/from/webapps" connName "/deploy-path/here" In the example above, port is the port on which you have your connector configured to listen on. I believe the default is 8008, though that shouldn't make any difference. The thing that seems to count is that Apache knows which port your connector is listening on so it can forward it correctly. In your case - for the '/examples' path, I would try something along the lines of: WebAppConnection connExamples warp host:port WebAppDelploy "examples" connExamples "/examples" Having run Tomcat for a while, you're probably already aware, but, in order to actually get access to your application, you'll have to do the following: 1) Stop httpd 2) Restart Tomcat 3) Start httpd That generally does it for me. The difficult thing was figuring out the 1-3 steps mentioned above. Again - I never used the 3.x servers, so you may already be familiar with that. I _just_ upgraded to 4.0.3 and things seem to work the same as 4.0.1 (only it seems noticibly faster), so I really can't think of any reason you'd have issues. If you do, feel free to post them. I honestly doubt I can help you past this point, but let nobody say I won't try =) HTH! Eddie David Bishop wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > What config in httpd.conf? What, exactly, do you put in there, that makes it > "automatically" see web applications like /examples? And I don't care about > https, it's all internal stuff anyways :-) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
