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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2006-07-22 18:16 -------
I can now reproduce this. Note that httpd and JK are not part of this, I
reproduced it on Tomcat standalone.

This report is invalid as it is caused by a configuration error. That it worked
in earlier versions was luck and due to how Tomcat handled dirs in the appbase.

The current behaviour is:
Any directory in an appbase gets deployed as a webapp. Therefore _jspf and
subdir get deployed as webapps (as well as the appbase itself due tot he context
with docBase=""). The relative paths don't work across contexts, hence the 
failure.

A possible untested workaround is to turn off autodeployment for the appbase.

The correct approach is to:
- remove the context declaration with docBase="" from server.xml
- place the root context for the host in a directory called ROOT

Further assistance on configuration is available from the online docs and the
users mailing list.

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