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}Thanks for the reply Jos,
Thanks the thing (I don't think I'm completely derranged)
in my tomcat/webapps folder I have a folder called sling that
contained the webapp.
So obviously the docroot is http://localhost:8080/sling/ [1]
And if I go to http://localhost:8080/sling/system/console/bundles
[2] that works.
And if I go to http://loclahost:8080/sling/content/tom.html, [3]
that also works.
But I can either put an absolute path or relative path to the
sling.js file:
and I can see in firebug that the file is loaded, but then the call
to info.sessioninfo.json fails because the url is wrong (missing the
/sling/)
I know whatever it is, is something dumb, I just dunno what :)
Thanks
Tom
On Fri 10/09/10 2:22 PM , Jos Snellings [email protected]
sent:
Hi Tom,
Just rename sling webapp to whatever you want the top of your webapp
to be.
Tomcat will pick that up.
your urls will look like:
http://localhost:8080/{yourtopname}/{pathtoresource}
Jos
On 09/10/2010 02:51 PM, [email protected] [4] wrote:
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}Hi
> Guys,
> I've been playing around with sling on and off for a few weeks
and
> in development jetty mode my app runs fine, but I want to deploy
to
> tomcat where my sling install no longer resides on root.
> Is it possible to set a base url of some sort, so if I do import
> sling.js in my esp it knows where to look for resources?
> At the moment when I import it it looks to the root :)
> http://localhost:8080/system/sling/info.sessionInfo.json
> Sorry, noob question, still trying to get my head around all of
> this..
> Thanks
> Tom
>
>
Links:
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[1] http://localhost:8080/sling/
[2] http://localhost:8080/sling/system/console/bundles
[3] http://loclahost:8080/sling/content/tom.html,
[4] mailto:[email protected]
