> From: Lonnie Lewis [mailto:lonnie.le...@gmail.com]
> Subject: Trouble accessing application resources from default web app
>
> However I would like it to be my default application so I've edited the
> ROOT.xml file as:
>
That's a bit of a risky deployment, and it w
I have an application I've deployed to a 5.5 server. It works fine if using
the application name in the URL:
http://.../myApp
However I would like it to be my default application so I've edited the
ROOT.xml file as:
The application come up fine (the home page) by not supplying the "myApp"
conte
> From: Stefano Nichele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: default web app
>
> If I have an application "appA" that serves
> http://localhost:8080/appA, is there a way to
> have it serving also http://localhost:8080/case2 ?
You can use a valve (specific to Tomca
n't check
> it
> > and maybe someones of that is ROOT; in such case, I would like just to
> > change some "configuration" files instead of renaming the whole
> application.
> > I know that it's a strange requirement, but that is.
> >
> > ste
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ould like just to
> change some "configuration" files instead of renaming the whole application.
> I know that it's a strange requirement, but that is.
>
> ste
>
>
> Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>> From: Stefano Nichele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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is.
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Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Stefano Nichele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: default web app
the only restriction is that I can't rename it in ROOT.
Why not? That's the simplest thing to do.
- Chuck
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> From: Stefano Nichele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: default web app
>
> the only restriction is that I can't rename it in ROOT.
Why not? That's the simplest thing to do.
- Chuck
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Hi ALL,
I'm very afraid posting this question since I think it's very common,
but I was not able to find any useful answer.
I have Tomcat running with just my application. Under /webapps
there is just my web application (let's say 'myapp').
Now I would like that http://localhost:8080/ will b
sasuke wrote:
Hello all.
I have recently started developing J2EE applications using Tomcat and have
come across a stumbling block. Suppose I want to run Tomcat in an
environment close to what it would be in production; to do I need to do the
following:
1.
• Make sure Tomcat is running on por
changes to the
configuration file server.xml? Not pretty sure how to achieve the second one
though; ditto with the remaining ones.
Links, suggestions would be really appreciated.
Regards,
sasuke
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