Robert Frank wrote:
> Under 5.0 this was indeed the case,
> with 5.5, the 'applications' (given as ~user) are started and are
> visible in the manager,
> but when I click on them, I get an error saying that the requested
> resource is not available - and nothing in the logs!
This is because directo
Hmm, looks like I wasn't clear enough about what's happening.
In the mean time, I had to switch to tomcat version5.5, as the latest
cocoon wouldn't run with the FC4 tomcat5.0 rpm package installed.
I'm running tomcat5.5 on FC4 (linux) with java 1.5 (from SUN).
I'm trying to set up the standal
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If on mod_jk in his case:
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You might try writing some script they can use that will create a
symlink in the webapps directory to their home directory:
#!/bin/csh
# do whatever needed to write to direct
ability to shutdown and
restart the container themselves, it really is a necessary requirement
to successfully develop with TC. More so if you are a student and
don't understand anything to begin with and need to learn from making
as many mistakes as possible.
HTH
Darryl
Foll
with and need to learn from making as many
mistakes as possible.
HTH
Darryl
Following the instructions of the documentation (for 5.0),
I found the topic 'User Web Applications' in the host container
documentation. The doc states:
'If a user home directory has been set up f
I'm trying to set up the standalone server such that users can
install and deply webapplications in their home directory (this
is for a lab).
Following the instructions of the documentation (for 5.0),
I found the topic 'User Web Applications' in the host container
documentation. Th
