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Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 21:31:27 +0200
From: Bart Masschelein <bart.masschelein@skynet.be>
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Subject: where to change the webapp/ROOT setting?
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Hello there,

I've installed Apache2 and Tomcat5 on my PC (XP), and seperately they 
work fine. Then I installed JK2 to let Apache run JSPs, and there is the 
problem. Everything works fine, in the sense that I can run html files 
and Apache can run Tomcat, as I choose a .jsp to run, I get the error 
screen of Tomcat, saying that _The requested resource (/Time.jsp) is not 
available._ That file is in the server directory sth/html for Apache. If 
I copy that file in $TOMCAT_ROOT/webapps/ROOT/, then I can load it 
succesfully. So jsp pages are search for in that directory. Which 
setting in which file do I need to change so the Apache server directory 
is used instead of the tomcat one for JSP pages?

Thanks,

Bart

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