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Pat_Wei
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Friday, April 1, 2011 07:57 PM
I am pretty new to Apache/Tomcat configuration. Here is my situation: We have more than two thousands applications in ten categories. Originally, those two thousands applications are all under Catalina_home/webapps/. I am asked to organize those applications into categories during our server migration. Ideally, when Apache sees a request with URI like https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp1 https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp2 https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp3 https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp4 , those request will be routed to a tomcat worker called worker_category1. FYI, there are about 1,300 applications in category1. I tried to add
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I am pretty new to Apache/Tomcat configuration. Here is my situation:
We have more than two thousands applications in ten categories. Originally, those two thousands applications are all under Catalina_home/webapps/. I am asked to organize those applications into categories during our server migration. Ideally, when Apache sees a request with URI like
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp1
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp2
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp3
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp4
, those request will be routed to a tomcat worker called worker_category1.
FYI, there are about 1,300 applications in category1.
I tried to add
tag to server.xml file. I did like this:
docBase="/C:/Program Files/Tomcat 7.0/webapps/category1"
debug="0"
reloadable="true"
crossContext="true">
I was hoping that /category1 will act like /webapps, all applications under webapps/category1 will be seen when URI
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp1/
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp2/
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp3/
https://localhost:8080/category1/myapp4/
are used.
But, it did not work! It cannot find myapp1, myapp2, and so on.
If I add /myapp1 into the path attribute like this:
docBase="/C:/Program Files/Tomcat 7.0/webapps/category1/myapp1"
debug="0"
reloadable="true"
crossContext="true">
It works. But, if I do this way, I will need to add 1,300
tags into server.xml. Each tag is only for one application. Is it too much?! Did I do something wrong?
Any suggestions is greatly appreciated!
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