At least two ways:
1) when you define your contexts, you supply an alias for a directory, as in:
<Context path = "/DSSJ"
docBase = "C:\DSSJ\app"
debug = "0"
reloadable = "true"
crossContext= "true">
</Context>
2) any servlet can be aliased, by using <servlet><servlet-name> tags, which map a new
name to the servlet class name, and using <servlet-mapping> tags, which map a new URL
part to the name defined above. Both of these go into the web.xml file.
HTH
Dave Naden
-----Original Message-----
From: Karsten Krieg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 5:27 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Alias definition in Tomcat standalone
Hi list!
Newbie question: I'm using Tomcat as a standalone webserver (without
Apache) and need to configure alias paths as in Apache.
Here's an excerpt from my httpd.conf (entries in Apache):
Alias /myworkingdir/ "C:/Programme/server/workingdir/bin/"
Alias /mydocdir/ "C:/Programme/server/workingdir/doc/"
Is it possible to define such aliases in Tomcat and how? Without using Apache as
webserver?
Thanks
Karsten
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