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May 4th, 2003, 09:20 PM
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Tomcat context problem
I have jk2 apache and tomcat working together. Now I need to add a new application folder and have that be the root application displayed:
Right now I can hit URL and it is displaying the Tomcat welcome screen. How can I change that to the root document of the new application folder. -and- Where can I determine the root document name. Instead of index.html I want myfile.jsp. Thank you for your help.
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May 5th, 2003, 03:04 AM
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Ti change the root document name you'll have to change web.xml adding
<welcome-file>myfile.jsp</welcome-file> in <welcome-file-list>. To add a context you should really RTFM (in recent Tomcats there is a web administration interface to do this).
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