This might not even be possible but I cannot find a definitive yes or no
answer
I am developing a webapp based on jsp and servlets. Once this is done I
want to deploy it on a server that has several domains on it. Currently
this server is running apache with JServ.
My idea is to have apache 2.0.X together with tomcat 4.1.12 to take over
this work. I have managed to get apache to talk to tomcat using the
mod_jk connector. But I can only access my application by using the
application path (http://localhost/application/) instead of having
served up as the root of the virtual host (http://localhost/).
How to go about this?
Ron Smits
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Hello, u could use an index.html at: http://localhost that redirects to http://localhost/application or define an alias in httpd.conf. i assume u mean a jakarta-tomcat context "application" properly defined in web.xml. u really don't want jserv defined in httpd.conf along w/ mod_jk. the "ready-to-go" tomcat webapps demos r perfect if u r using the ant builds. u really should supply more info w/ such requests (on some ml's u get yelled at 4 requests like this):
OS:
TOMCAT VERSION:
JDK:
HARDWARE:
ENVIRONENT:
NETWORK:
thanx, david.
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