All you have to do is include the URL patterns you want passed to tomcat in
the uriworkermap.properties files.

For Example:
<snippet of uriworkermap.properties>
 # Example URL & URI combination
 /demo.somesite.com/ams/*.jsp=$(default.worker)

 # Example URI only
 /ams/*.jsp=$(default.worker)
 # Example pass everything
 /ams/reports/=$(default.worker)
 /ams/reports/*=$(default.worker)

 # Example, pass specific document only to a specific named instance
 #   where named instance is defined in workers.properties
 /content.jsp=public
</snippet>

Everything else (ie: /ams/images/some.gif) should be served out of the IIS
structure (ie: <wwwroot>/ams/images)

Hope this helps!

John

"cute, pithy quote removed for the benefit of others"


-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Egan [mailto:DEgan@providenceri.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 2:55 PM
To: tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: IIS and uriworkermap.properties


Hi,

I am still new to Tomcat but was hoping someone could provide some insight
on how this properties file is used and how I can eliminate all the calls to
Tomcat for static data.  I still do not have a complete grasp of contexts
but I would like to direct any incoming URL-Path patterns to Tomcat only if
they handle JSP or Servlets.  I have been reading the Tomcat IIS howto but
it is limited at best.  I am using Tomcat 3.2.4 with IIS.  Any insight would
be appreciated.

Thanks,

Daniel Egan
Phone 401-421-7740 X396
Email degan@providenceri.com


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