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I'm not sure what you are getting at.  If the webapp is started in 
tomcat, you just need to use the jkmount directive to tell apache to 
send those urls back to tomcat.  I'm not sure what this context.xml 
directory is or why you are worried about it.  The *file* context.xml is 
just an XML fragment containing just the <Context ...> ... </Context> 
element and it's children.

--David

Andrew Hole wrote:

>Hello!
>
>How can I call from Apache HTTP Server using mod_jk, an web application that
>is not on Context.XML Directory?
>Basically I've an application located on WEBAPPS, but WEBAPPS is not
>Context.XML directory.
>
>Could you help me please?
>
>Thanks a lot
>
>  
>


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