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Well, your example is almost identical to the except of my httpd.conf that I sent with the first email :-) However, thanks for the confirmation that I'm going in the right direction there! Now, after some more experimentation, it looks like I can put whatever I want in the httpd.conf, without modifying the server.xml at *all*, and I get the exact same error. Hence, I'm starting to suspect my server.xml (Heck, why not? I've started suspecting my sanity...) Can someone send me their server.xml, using mod_webapp, (off-list if necessary) such that I can see if mine is even close? Many thanks to Eddie and Keith for their help so far! On Wednesday 26 June 2002 09:21 am, Eddie Bush wrote: > 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 :-) - -- D.A.Bishop "Three people can take efficient care of a unix system as long as two of them are dead" - Unknown HP-UX mailing list member -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.0.7 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE9Girs14eKrYdPXKkRAkbmAKCXagW592Ej9V+xYfKnBL2KmYgBGwCbBiv+ kyy+cuFaR1mDq4j5Y6NatCs= =0KF/ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
