[opencms-dev] cms.link() when suppressing /opencms/opencms/

[Michael Powell]

Alexis,


In addition to the virtual host and server.xml settings, I believe you still need to change the parameters in web.xml for open cms to reflect your site name.  Seel the comments below from the opencms developers:

        Changing the servlet name from "opencms" to something else requires 3 changes in this file.        
        For example, to change the servlet name to "mycms" you must:
        
        1. Change the <context-param> called "OpenCmsServlet" from "/opencms/*" to "/mycms/*"
        2. Change the <servlet-mapping> for "OpenCmsServlet" from "/opencms/*" to "/mycms/*"
        3. Change the <error-page> setting for the 404 error from "/opencms/handle404" to "/mycms/handle404"


I hope this helps.

Mike
---- Alexis Torreno <alexis at tsworld.com> wrote: 
> Hello,
> 
> We are using the method posted here to suppress /opencms/opencms/
> 
> http://mail.opencms.org/pipermail/opencms-dev/2005q1/015695.html
> 
> Everything works, except all of my navigation links (obtained through
> cmsJspActionElement.link() or CmsJspNavElement.getResourceName()) still show
> /opencms/opencms/.
> 
> They work if you click them, which is great, but I'm wondering if there is a
> quick fix to ensure that all hyperlinks are properly displayed.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Al
> 
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