The
node represents
a Host element in the server.xml file. It appears
on the Runtime tab of the Explorer window.

The Host element represents a virtual host, which is an association
of a network name for a server with the particular server on which Tomcat is
running. You can define more than one Host within a Tomcat 4.0.x installation.
Within each Host, you can nest Context elements for
the web modules associated with that Host.
Right-clicking on a Host node opens a contextual menu containing
these options:
Host.Host access log,
which generates information for each request processed by the server.Context to the current Host.
Typically this is done automatically when you deploy a web module or web module
group. Context elements
specified for the current Host. All context entries and their sub elements
in the server.xml file are removed.Host and all its sub
elements in the server.xml file. Host,
which enables you to edit its attributes.| See also | |
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Setting Tomcat Instance (Host) Properties Adding a Context Deleting a Context |
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