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Instaling JForum outside webapps directory

 
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Hi,

this maybe the questien outside JForum boundary.

i wanna install my app in linux.the path to save my application is

/home/users/www/JForum-RC3/

and the tomcat resides in another directory.and i cant install JForum into WEBAPPS directory.

how to configure context to achieve result?.




[originally posted on jforum.net by shaba]
 
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Point the "docBase" Context's attribute to the directory you want.

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How can we do tht ?
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It depends on your version of Tomcat. In the newer version (e.g. 5.0 and up), you create an xml file with the name of the webapp (e.g. jforum.xml) in the <Tomcat root>/conf/Catalina/localhost directory with content like:



The root of the jForum webapp is specified byt the docBase path.

See the Tomcat docs for details (or how to do it if using and older TC).
[originally posted on jforum.net by monroe]
 
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