> > > From: Edward Quick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Subject: multi-level
> > > context path> > > > The context path is set to deploy it to /dpm/myApp.>
> > > > What context path? If you're talking about the path attribute of the>
> > > <Context> element, it must not be used unless the <Context> element is>
> > > in server.xml (strongly discouraged). The best you can hope for is that>
> > > the path attribute will be ignored.
In my webapp, I have a context.xml file in the META-INF directory with
path="/dpm/myWebapp"
Nothing webapp specific in the server.xml as I realise changes there require a
restart.
> > > However tomcat is deploying it to /myApp.> > What mechanism are you using
> > > to deploy your webapp?
I'm not sure how Netbeans does it. I just click Build, then Run and it works as
I want. It doesn't appear to be configured from the server.xml either.
On the broken server, I used Tomcat Manager.
On my pc (running netbeans), I can see
apache-tomcat-6.0.14_base\conf\Catalina\localhost\dpm#myWebapp.xml
I can also see apache-tomcat-6.0.14_base\work\Catalina\localhost\dpm_myWebapp
in the work directory.
I don't have a dpm directory in myApp anywhere, so as far as I can see, the
netbeans tomcat is doing what I'm telling it to do in the myApp context.xml
path.
> > > I've tried changing the myApp.war file name to dpm#myApp.war, > > That's
> > > not effective; the # delimiter is only recognized in the appname> when
> > > using a <Context> element located in a>
> > > conf/Catalina/[host]/[appname].xml file. When using the multi-level>
> > > appname, the webapp .war file or directory must be located outside of>
> > > the <Host> appBase (usually webapps), or you'll get double deployment>
> > > and related confusion.> > - Chuck
Thanks for your help.
Ed.
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