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JSF application giving 404 for a sub-context
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abhishek dhote
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Joined: Sep 14, 2010
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My JSF application works in my local tomcat for URL like http://localhost:8080/MyApp/admin, but not on the hosting server, the URL there is http://www.myapp.com/admin Do I need to do something with 'context.xml'/ put BocBase & AppBase. I got these things googling, but could not understand what exactly I have to do. Can anyone help me with the exact thing thats has to be done to get this working?
Thanks | Abhi
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Tim Holloway
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Joined: Jun 25, 2001
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Welcome to the JavaRanch, Abhishek!
Although it is possible to configure Tomcat to respond to a "normal" URL, production servers often place a front-end server ahead of it. Apache is a popular choice. The front-end server takes the "normal" URLs and reroutes them to Tomcat using a proxy or tomcat connector channel. This is mostly done by configuring the front-end server to let it know what URLs to route to Tomcat and what channel to use.
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abhishek dhote
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Joined: Sep 14, 2010
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Can you provide me an example of what exactly I have to do to fix this?
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Tim Holloway
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That would depend on what (if any) front-end you use ahead of Tomcat.
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