Set document root for Tomcat

Hello
I want Tomcat to use another document root (where index.html typically resides in). I set
<Host name="localhost" debug="0" appBase="" docBase="d:\WWW" unpackWARs="true">
but I got error
MAPPING configuration error for request URI
Unfortunately, I can't track down the problem, even some articles in this newsgroup explain something like this.
I took care of capitalizing letters.
Thank you for your aid.

Hi,
use:
<Host name="localhost" debug="0" appBase="d:\www" unpackWARs="true">
or:
<Context path="" docBase="d:\www" debug="0"/>
I think the first edit the default directory for all webapps. The second edit the root-doc only for the uri-path "", thats means for "http://localhost:8080" e.g.
Good Luck
Kuno

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BI Documents for metaData: Root Folder of KM Repository = /bi_documents
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- Patrick

Hi Patrick,
For point 3 :
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regards,
Olav

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