As far as Tomcat is concerned, "192.168.168.35" is a valid virtual host, so unless you have a Host container in server.xml for it, or have an Alias container for it to alias it to an already defined virtual host in server.xml, Tomcat won't recognize it and will default to the "defaultHost" specified in the Engine container.
John
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003 12:01:36 -0700, Ray Madigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, I followed the directions, hard to admit sometimes lol, that are on John
Turners web site. They were easy to follow and, once I reread to see that
conf/auto and conf/jk were in $CATALINA_HOME and NOT $CATALINA_BASE it
worked well.
Except: On the localhost machine I can see both the Tomcat version at
http://web:8080/Rtizon and http://web:8080/Rtizon/index.jsp I get the
expected result. I also see everything correctly from apache Good so far.
On another machine - a windoze one - I can see the Apache versions at
http://192.168.168.35/Rtizon but not http://192.168.168.35/Rtizon/index.jsp
And I cannot see the Tomcat versions?
Anyone know what I missed?
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