Issue with the document root setting

Dear All,

I have a issue w.r.t setting the document root when we have more than many one application configured on a virtual server.

We have currently 3 applications deployed on Sun Java System Web Server 6.1.

Following are the URLs of the deployed applications

1. http://cuss.car.atc.com/PartsListerStaging/jsp/Login.jsp

2. http://cuss.car.atc.com/PartsListerTesting/jsp/Login.jsp

3. http://cuss.car.atc.com/PartsListerEST/jsp/Login.jsp

All of the above applications are running at port number 80.

How do I set a document root value for these applications?

Is there any way in which I can run all the 3 applications with out generating any error log?

Currently when the document root is mapped to /PartsListerStaging, this application works fine without any errors, but the other two applications display an error message as follows:

Trying to access /PartsListerStaging/stylesheet/PartsLister.css.....

Cannot find /PartsListerStaging/stylesheet/PartsLister.css

and

Trying to access /PartsListerStaging/js/PartsLister.js.....

Cannot find /PartsListerStaging/js/PartsLister.js

I wonder why there is a problem with only these two files mentioned above...

eagerly waiting for ur response...

Ajay

[1313 byte] By [ajayk_Bhosle] at [2007-11-26 11:20:32]
# 1

One would normally give different Java web applications their own "document roots" by deploying them to different context roots. Are these applications that you received in .war files? If so, you could deploy them from the Web Applications tab of the GUI.

If these Java web applications weren't packaged into .war files, you can configure an Additional Document Directory for each from the Content Mgmt tab of the GUI.

elving at 2007-7-7 3:35:58 > top of Java-index,Web & Directory Servers,Web Servers...