> From: gjj391 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: server.xml configuration
>
> I seem to have a bit of a issue when installing railo in
> tomcat.
Don't suppose you'd care to tell us which version of Tomcat?
I am using mod_jk to bypass apache and have tomcat serve everything.
Then why bother with httpd at all?
> <Host appBase="webapps/railo" name="gj-dev.com">
> <Alias>www.gj-dev.com</Alias>
> <Context path="" docBase=""/>
> </Host>
The above is illegal on any Tomcat level: a webapp's docBase must never be the
same as the <Host> appBase. If you're running on any reasonably recent version
of Tomcat, you should not be putting any <Context> elements in server.xml; they
belong in each webapp's META-INF/context.xml file. Also, to specify the
default webapp, name it ROOT (case sensitive). Your config should look like
this:
<Host appBase="webapps" name="gj-dev.com">
<Alias>www.gj-dev.com</Alias>
</Host>
(You may want to put back the unpackWARs, xmlValidation, and xmlNamespaceAware
attributes.) The defaultHost attribute for the surrounding <Engine> must point
to a valid <Host>; does it? BTW, if you have only one <Host> element, there's
no need to change the name from localhost or add any aliases.
Your file structure should be this:
tomcat/
webapps/
ROOT/
index.cfm
WEB-INF
test/
test.cfm
Since you don't have any useful attributes for the <Context> element, you don't
need one.
- Chuck
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