I'm trying to access http://my.server/admin/fetchSomeFile but Tomcat keeps me a HTTP Status 404 error saying "The requested resource (/admin/fetchSomeFile) is not available"
I don't have any "/admin" context defined (and I commented out that "/live" context I've been trying to make work), so I just have the default "" context which Tomcat should choose.
Then I have this Cocoon matcher:
<map:match pattern="admin/*>
<map:read src="myapp/{1}.htm"/>
</map:match>But the important thing is that Tomcat isn't invoking Cocoon. It seems like Contexts (in server.xml) were created to handle doing these kinds of things, yet I can't seem to make them work for any purpose.
Could it have something to do with sevlet mappings in web.xml? The default URL pattern that comes with cocoon matches "/", but would that cover this case?
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