Here's what's in one of my ant files to stop a web app. Start and restart
are probably similar.
http://myhost.mycompany.com/manager/";
username="manager"
password="managerpw"
path="/${webapp}"
/>
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You could use ant. It has tomcat tasks for stopping, starting, and
restarting tomcat web apps.
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Can I mount subdirectories with jkmount and have them be the top level
directory on the tomcat side? For example, in my apache config file, if I
have the following
JkMount/labs/printing/*.jspajp13
In my tomcat/webapps/labs folder do I need to have the directory printing
with the j
Yeah, but you'd all get tired of it very fast if I answered "I don't know"
to every question that comes by on this list. And that would be true 99.9%
of the time. ;)
>Hi Mark,
> Many questions in this forum are left unanswered . It would be
>nice if I , atleast, get a "don't know" an
Hah! I figured it out; only one of the apache directives in httpd.conf
should be used, not all 3:
#AddType text/html .jsp
AddOutputFilter INCLUDES .jsp
#AddHandler server-parsed .jsp
Thanks for everyone's help. I'm now a happy camper.
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Thanks for all of the suggestions.
I don't think I've explained my situation clearly. What I would like to do,
but maybe this is not a good idea, is to have the static content and dynamic
content appear to be in the same directory; i.e., have the same base url.
In my jk.conf file I have
How do people set up their tomcat so that the web designers can work on the
static content and the programmers can work on the jsp stuff without
stepping on each other's toes?
In my case the web designers have already been working with apache with
their files in /usr/local/apache/htdocs.
My
