Dec 14, 2011
Tomcat virtual hosts, multiple domains and Java applications combined at JVM Host
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Tomcat virtual hosts, multiple domains and Java applications combined at JVM Host
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Put your application files directly in ~/appservers/apache-tomcat/webapps/ROOT directory or create default context in server.xml and set it like shown below. Optionally you can map additional or all requests to your tomcat using our custom JVM control panel - JVMCP. Also you may want to make sure that you have welcome-file-list populated in your application's WEB-INF/web.xml...