On 18/10/2010 06:57, Richard da Silva wrote: > Hi all, > > I have an IDM (Identity Manager) instance running on an Apache Tomcat Server. > > My Tomact version is : 6.0.18
The current release is 6.0.29. Time to think about an upgrade. > The http address which activates my IDM application is in the format : > > https://idm.my.org/idm > > The thing is : if the address is accidentally written as follows --- > https://idm.my.org ---- then the Apache Tomcat Main Page is displayed. You've left the default apps installed. > Normally, this means nothing, and would not bother me. Except that, there > might be some security concerns involved in directing using to the Server > Main Menu. I don't know what you mean by the last part of that statement. > My question is : how can I configure the Tomcat to automatically RE-DIRECT > to the appropriate webpage ? > > In other words : if someone enters "https://idm.my.org";, they will be > auto-directed to "https://idm.my.org/idm"; You can either rename the idm.war (or directory 'idm') to ROOT.war (or 'ROOT') and make it the default application, operating on: https://idm.my.org/ or, you can add a new ROOT application which contains a JSP or index.html which performs a simple redirect. The former is easier. p
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