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Posted to docs@cocoon.apache.org by st...@outerthought.org on 2003/02/21 11:00:06 UTC
[WIKI-UPDATE] ApacheModProxy BeginnerSimpleWebappOrganisation Fri Feb 21 11:00:05 2003
Page: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=ApacheModProxy , version: 9 on Fri Feb 21 09:56:07 2003 by 128.240.229.5
- e.g. "ProxyPass /cocoon/ http://someserver.com:8080/cocoon/" works and the state examples work properly \\
+ e.g. "ProxyPass /cocoon/ http://someserver.com:8080/cocoon/" works and the state examples that come with cocoon work properly \\
? ++++++++++++++++++++++
Page: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=BeginnerSimpleWebappOrganisation , version: 15 on Fri Feb 21 09:14:55 2003 by Dabbous
- * Now the src for the mount is an absolute path. By this you can place your actual workfolder at an arbitrary place within your filesystem. Create your work folder exactly at the location you have specified in the src attribute and proceed as described in Part II above. In the example snippet above i have choosen the location "/work" (see the src-attribute of the <map:mount> tag) although the folder name
+ * Now the src for the mount is an absolute path. By this you can place your actual workfolder at an arbitrary place within your filesystem. Create your work folder exactly at the location you have specified in the src attribute and proceed as described in Part II above. In the example snippet above i have choosen the location "/work" (see the src-attribute of the <map:mount> tag) although the folder name is arbitrary.
? +++++++++++++
- is arbitrary.