Sorry for not being clear. Here is what I want.
I have an web application and its name is "app1". It has multiple
servlets registered in its web.xml already. For example, there
are servlets running at /app1/servlet1, /app1/servlet2...etc
I want to be able to register a servlet in the ROOT application
that will handle request to "/app1". Note that the name space
"/app1" is already taken up by my "app1" application.
thanks again
thomas
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Thomas Kwan (eTechFocus) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Register url in ROOT application
I am using tomcat 5.5. I have a application with the context
"/app1" already. But I want to register a servlet in the ROOT
application to service request to the URI "/app1".
Not sure what you're asking for. If all you want is your app1 to be the
default webapp, just delete the existing ROOT directory (or ROOT.war),
and rename your app1 to ROOT.
If that's not what you want, please try to explain the problem again.
- Chuck
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