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Embedded WEB server configuration (WAS 5.0)

 
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Hi,

I've got a question about WEB server embedded in WAS. I'm looking for a way to set pass rule for it, but don't know where can I do this.

The problem is probably quite common. The application I deal with generates responses that include links to static content which are normally (in production envinromnent) handled by IBM HTTP Server.

I don't want to change all of the links (as well as I don't want to set up IBM HTTP Server + WAS working as a plugin for developement purposes), instead I'd like to define a pass rule so that all requests starting with 4 example /myapp/* were dispatched to directory_where_the_web_app_is_deployed/html/*. The question is how and where can I do this??

Any help will be appreciated.
Krzysiek
[ July 15, 2005: Message edited by: Krzysiek Hycnar ]
 
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