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| Re: Tomcat ROOT [message #127722 is a reply to message #126683] |
Thu, 09 April 2009 08:46   |
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Hi Sergey,
> How i can use deployed RAP application as root servlet,
> to use http://www.xyz.com/ instead (as i use now)
> http://www.xyz.com/start or http://www.xyz.com/default ?
> I try to set the name of servlet in plugin.xml like "/" instead of
> "start" or "default" but it nothing do.
unfortunately, I don't have an answer (although I remember that this is
possible somehow). Anyway, I guess this is a question that you should
rather ask in some Java/servlet/sysadmin forum. If you have an
Apache/Tomcat setup, it might also make sense to solve this by means of
redirecting within the Apache config than in the servlet container.
Best, Ralf
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| Re: Tomcat ROOT [message #127964 is a reply to message #127736] |
Tue, 14 April 2009 20:17 |
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Sergey,
Sergey N. Yashin wrote:
> Now im using servlet wich redirecting from my root page to the RAP
> application.
> But, it will be more good if might to set the DEFAULT servlet: look at
> http://ondemand.yoxos.com/geteclipse/ - you will get the error, but if i
> type http://ondemand.yoxos.com/geteclipse/start - the RAP application is
> correctly loads. If i somehow will be can to set default servlet it will
> be more easier.
> I don`t think that it is tomcat problem but it is OSGI or RAR - i don`t
> known.
I understand, you are not looking for the so called ROOT servlet (as I
supposed because of the subject), you just want to access your
application using a url like http://www.example.org/webapp/
So you would probably need to specify the empty string as your servlet
name in a branding, which is currently not supported. But if you need
it, feel free to open a bug in our bugzilla.
Best regards, Ralf
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