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Greenhorn
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I've got an app named /myapp that is connected to tomcat through apache via modjk. I've mapped the whole (/myapp/*) context to tomcat, but I want there to be one exception. I want /myapp/resources to be served by apache. I've created the directory /var/www/html/myapp/resources, but how do I tell the workers2.props or some other file to make this exception? I know that I could map /myapp/servlet/* and /myapp/*.jsp, but I've got servlets mapped in the web.xml. I access the login servlet as /myapp/login, so I can't use /myapp/servlet/* Any help will be appreciated.
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