RE: Deploying multiple WAR files on Resin and Apache

Thanks, Chris. I think that would be the long term solution and I'll be
doing that. Combing through the archives, I found a temporary solution which
is to add the following to the Apache conf file:

<Location "/app1/">

sethandler caucho-request

</Location>

I think this means that all requests for app1 goes straight to Resin and
Apache doesn't even handle images.

-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Pratt [mailto:thechrispratt@xxx.com]
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 1:08 PM
To: resin-interest@xxx.com
Subject: Re: Deploying multiple WAR files on Resin and Apache

That's because the <img and <link tags are being loaded by the browser, not
the server. One thing you could do is use request.getContextPath() +
"/images/image.gif" in the src attribute for the <img> tag.
  (*Chris*)
 
----- Original Message -----

From: Thu, <mailto:ThuA@usa.redcross.org> Aye
To: 'resin-interest@xxx.com' <mailto:'resin-interest@xxx.com'>
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2002 8:56 AM
Subject: Deploying multiple WAR files on Resin and Apache

This is not exactly a resin question but it relates to configuration of
Resin with Apache. The scenario is:
1. I have multiple WAR files representing multiple applications. Each
application have their own images and HTML files in /images and /html
subdirectories relative to the application in the WAR file. (e.g. in JSP
files, applications refer to their image resources as <IMG height=4
src="images/blue_line.jpg" >)

2. I have resin configured with:
        <web-app id='app1' app-dir="/usr/websites/app1/app1.war"/>

3. I have Apache configured with:

    Alias /app1/ "/usr/websites/app1"
    <Directory "/usr/websites/app1">
        AllowOverride None
        Options None
        Order allow,deny
        Allow from all
    </Directory>

4. Everything works fine for JSPs and Servlets but all the relative paths
for images and javascripts are being relative from the root URL and not the
"/app1" URL.

 <http://myserver/app1> http://myserver/app1
Each app have their own images so I can't create an alias called /images/.

The question is how do I configure Resin or Apache so that any relative
paths in the WAR files are calculated for that WAR file's URL and not the
root URL?

Thanks!
Aye

Aye-Theinga K. Thu
Software Engineering
NBCS Development Center
(703) 803-4937
Received on Wed 03 Apr 2002 11:34:31 -0800