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Generally speaking, should your docBase point to the location =20
containing your application ?

For example

Host :  www.myapp.com
appBase:  c:\all-my-apps


Application:
app1
Location:  c:\all-my-apps\app1

Generally speaking would point my docBase to c:\all-my-apps\app1?

Thanks
-P


On Jan 13, 2010, at 11:23 AM, Holger Rie=DF wrote:

> The context elements are defined in /%CATALINA_HOME%/conf/server.xml:
> <Server ...>
> 	<Service ...>
> 		<Engine ...>
> 			<Host ...>
> 				<Context docBase=3D ...>
> 				<Context docBase=3D ...>
> 				...
> 			</Host>
> 		</Engine>
> 	</Service>
> </Server>
>
> There are two web applications that have access to these resources. =20=

> The servlets main task is to calculate picture dimensions with =20
> java.awt.Toolkit. The request.getResource methods don't find these =20
> 'extern' paths.
>
> Holger
>
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