mod_jk2

[Kirk Storer <ba...@yahoo.com>]

I am using mod_jk2 to map my cocoon apps from apache
to tomcat. I have a coccon application that I would
like to be accessable via http://localhost/computing
right now it is accessable via
http://localhost/cocoon/computing

Can I accomplish this just using mod_jk2? If not what
do I need to do to make this work?

Kirk


		
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Re: mod_jk2

[David Smith <dn...@cornell.edu>]

Not that I know of.  You could move your content up a level (move your 
pipelines and associated stuff in computing/sitemap.xmap folder up to 
the top sitemap.xmap and change the webapp's name to computing.  Off the 
top of my head, that's the best suggestion I can offer.

--David

Kirk Storer wrote:

>I am using mod_jk2 to map my cocoon apps from apache
>to tomcat. I have a coccon application that I would
>like to be accessable via http://localhost/computing
>right now it is accessable via
>http://localhost/cocoon/computing
>
>Can I accomplish this just using mod_jk2? If not what
>do I need to do to make this work?
>
>Kirk
>
>
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