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Ok, that works great. &nbsp;But what will happen when I add other domains to that machine (through apache)<br />
so I'd like what we have above... <br />
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Then I'll have another app that sits in /mynewapp<br />
And I'll want that pointed to &nbsp;mynewapp.mydomain.com<br />
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Tigger996
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Ok, that works great.  But what will happen when I add other domains to that machine (through apache)
so I'd like what we have above...

Then I'll have another app that sits in /mynewapp
And I'll want that pointed to  mynewapp.mydomain.com

Tigger996

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I figured it out. &nbsp;Thanks for your help!
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I figured it out.  Thanks for your help!

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Tomcat running on 8080 -- default install<br />
Apache using vhost mydomain.com <br />
Mod_jk working fine<br />
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Instead of working like this: &nbsp;http://mydomain.com/search &nbsp;--&gt;mod_jk loads tomcat default page (equiv to http://mydomain.com:8080<br />
I'd like it to go to: http://mydomain.com&nbsp; --&gt; modjk loads equiv to http://mydomain.com:8080/search<br />
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So essentially I'd like to remove the subfolder off the url and go straight to the app.<br />
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Make sense? <br />
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I'm sure I just have to add something to my server.xml file but not sure where to start as I have not done a whole lot in tomcat before.<br />
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TIA<br />
Tigger996
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Tomcat running on 8080 -- default install
Apache using vhost mydomain.com 
Mod_jk working fine

Instead of working like this:  http://mydomain.com/search  -->mod_jk loads tomcat default page (equiv to http://mydomain.com:8080
I'd like it to go to: http://mydomain.com  --> modjk loads equiv to http://mydomain.com:8080/search

So essentially I'd like to remove the subfolder off the url and go straight to the app.

Make sense? 

I'm sure I just have to add something to my server.xml file but not sure where to start as I have not done a whole lot in tomcat before.

TIA
Tigger996

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