1# Lucee on Jetty webapps directory.
2 3The primary Lucee on Jetty readme is README.TXT in the top-level directory.
4The default Jetty webapps readme is README.TXT in jetty-home/webapps
5 6This webapps directory is where Jetty WebApp Contexts are located.
7 8There is one context by default - ROOT.xml - which listens on localhost and has
9its resourceBase (webroot) set to the lucee-base/webapps/ROOT directory.
10 11 12## Adding a new context
13 14Create a new XML file from the ROOT.xml, set the resourceBase appropriately, and
15specify the virtual host aliases that the context responds to.
16 17Jetty is configured to automatically deploy new contexts, without needing to
18restart the Jetty server. For details on this, see the Jetty Documentation
19section below.
20 21 22## Adding a virtual host to a context
23 24A context will respond to the hostnames specified in its virtual host aliases
25section. The default ROOT context has been configured to run only on localhost,
26but can be reconfigured if desired.
27 28If a context does not have any virtual hosts configured, it will respond for any
29hostname or IP which points to the machine.
30 31Details on how to configure virtual hosts are available at:
32 http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/configuring-virtual-hosts.html
33 34 35## Jetty Documentation
36 37There is a README.txt in jetty-home/webapps which provides some information on
38webapp deployment, or a more complete explanation is available online:
39 http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/configuring-deployment.html
