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Can a website/webapplication run outside Apache Tomcat 5 directory

 
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Can a website/web application run outside Apache Tomcat 5 directory? if it can how to configure it so that apache tomcat know where the website/web application directory are?
[ June 24, 2004: Message edited by: Azaharin Muda ]
 
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yes it can be done. In the server.xml file do the following

<Context path="/testing" docBase="c:\test" reloadable="true" />

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can u alloborate it a bit on how to add the line. where can i find the server.xml file.
 
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