>
> That's vey odd. Does your URL end in ".htm"? :)
No, I use the adapted URL. Would be a nice and simple solution of course
;-) E.g. if I get a directory listing from Tomcat and there is a *.html
file and I klick it to open, then Apache says the file is not found
> Are you on UNIX or windoze?
SuSE Linux 8.2
>
> Also, Apache must have its DocumentRoot or an Alias (I prefer
> an Alias)
> do that http://your.server/yourapp/... points to the root of your
> webapp. Otherwise, you wouldn't be able to find any files.
> However, you
> say that you can serve pages, but only if you rename them
> from .html to
> .htm, right?
Yes, I have a DocumentRoot and all other files are found and
displayed/executed except html files in the Tomcat Web Applications.
>
> -chris
>
Thanks, Matthias
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