I am not very proud of it but i solved my problem.Since apache web server produced a 404 error because it couldn't find the file /path/to/mywebapp/action.do, i created it as a empty file. And it works.
If someone knows a more academic solution...
Manu. Emmanuel.Leguy a écrit :
Hi, When i access: https://myserver/mywebapp I get a 404 error. If I define an apache alias directive like this: Alias /mywebapp /path/to/mywebappIt is OK because apache can make the relation between the URL and the real directory.I think that I have the same error with my action URL: https://myserver/mywebapp/action.dobut I can't define an Alias directive because this URL doesn't correspond with a real file (struts mapping).I tried to use JkAutoAlias /path/to/webapps/root/ JkMount /*.do worker Without success. Is there a solution? Thanx, Manu.
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