On 27/05/2014 09:32, Michael Salmon wrote: > Hi all > > I'am new to Tomcat, so please do not kill me if the issue is simple or my > english is bad.
We won't kill you. We might point you towards some documentation though ;) And don't worry about your English. I am sure it is orders of magnitude better than most of us here could manage in your native language. > I'am running Tomcat 7.0.42 on WinServer 2012 R2. It is front end for a > Digital Asset Management system. The Tomcat is installed as part of the DAM > system and could be different from a plain vanilla install. > > My problem is Host and path to webapps. > > I basically only have one webapp witch is duplicated when I get a new > customer. > > But when I deploy a new webapp and make a host element in conf\server.xml, I > have to make a folder named ROOT in my webapp (webapps/customer/ROOT) and > move all files to this folder to get things working. We also did that in a > very old version (3 or 4), but haven't done that in several years. > I can see the default webapp is also in a ROOT folder. > > When I put the files in the ROOT folder my application guy can't see the site > in his administration tool for the DAM system. > > Where is it defined that files for my webapps goes in a ROOT folder? > > I tried to make a folder in conf/Catalina/ reflecting the name of the webapp, > I can't get that to work either. > My last try will be to define docbase in the host element in server.conf, but > in the documentation this is not recommended. > > All help would be appreciated. If you need more info please tell me. OK. The simplest thing will be to provide us with the following: 1) Your full server.xml. Please remove all comments and replace any sensitive information (e.g. passwords, customer names etc.) 2) The file structure under webapps. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
