sorry, i should have mentioned that i am using apache 2 and mod_jk.
apache 2 is taking care of all the images and static content.
so currently http://www.mydomain.com/randy works cause there is an
index.html in that users dir /home/users/r/randy/index.html.
what i was trying to figure out was how to replace the index.html with
index.jsp.
Which component do you want to sent the index.jsp back. I assume Tomcat?
If so: add index.jsp to the welcome-file-list in your web.xml and
configure /randy/* and /randy to get forwarded to Tomcat via mod_jk.
To test: first check, if you get the result when you talk directly to
Tomcat using the http connctor. If so, then test via httpd/mod_jk. If it
doesn't work have a look at the Tomcat access log to find out, which
request actually got send to Tomcat and compare it to the one you were
sending directly there in the previous test.
> I have modified the httpd.conf to recognize the index.jsp
Yes, but that would mean that the index.jsp needs to lie on the httpd
machine, and httpd will send it as a plain file and not interprete the
JSP content.
I hope that clarifies alittle more
Thanks
Randy
Regards,
Rainer
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