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Hosting my Application on Tomcat

 
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Actually I want to place an XmlRpc implementation on the Tomcat.
I have a servlet that makes use of a number of classes.
Could Anybody tell me how should I go about packaging my classes and the servlet and then place it on the Tomcat.
As of now I have simply placed my servlet and the class it uses in the /webapps/examples/Web-inf/classes directory of the tomcat server.
But this is not right for me.....I wanna have my own docbase and context path..
Please help.....and where all do i need to make entries for this.....

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Set it up in server.xml. The exact process depends on whether you are using Tomcat 3 or Tomcat 4. In either case, look at the Tomcat docs on the jakararta.apache.org website for the appropriate Tomcat version. They provide clear examples.
 
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