Pb with Apache2 configuration

Hi,

i have a problem with Apache2 configuration with weblogic module.

In fact i have to handle all URI with weblogic module except
for one URI (/html) that needs to be handled by apache server.
The /html URI needs to serve html files from the local filesystem
where
Apache is installed and all the /* URI needs to be redirected to
Weblogic.

I have used a location directive and alias directive to handle /html
URI by
Apache module like this:

Alias /html "/usr/local/apache/htdocs"
<Location /html>
SetHandler default-handler
AllowOverride None
Allow from all
</Location>

And below in the configuration file, I have added the following
location directive to handle all others requests:
<Location />
SetHandler weblogic-handler
WeblogicHost weblogicserver
WebLogicPort 7100
</Location>

The problem is that all requests, especially /html are handled by
weblogic module. I don't understand why because when i use the
following location directive
<Location /server-status>
SetHandler server-status
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
Allow from .your-domain.com
</Location>

/server-status requests are handled by server-status and all the other
requests
are handled by Weblogic module.

My question is, how can i manage to handle all URI by weblogic module
except for one special URI that needs to be handled by Apache. I
have no control over Weblogic URIs and can not predict which they are.

Thanks in advance,
Luc

lyngo_fr@yahoo.fr (Bengali) wrote in message news:<713ce018.0307030535.6dc91e45@posting.google. com>...

> My question is, how can i manage to handle all URI by weblogic module
> except for one special URI that needs to be handled by Apache. I
> have no control over Weblogic URIs and can not predict which they are.

Try putting the <Location /html> BELOW the <Location />.

See:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/sections.html#mergin

JOoshua.

Joshua Slive wrote:
> lyngo_fr@yahoo.fr (Bengali) wrote in message news:<713ce018.0307030535.6dc91e45@posting.google. com>...
>
>
>>My question is, how can i manage to handle all URI by weblogic module
>>except for one special URI that needs to be handled by Apache. I
>>have no control over Weblogic URIs and can not predict which they are.
>
>
> Try putting the <Location /html> BELOW the <Location />.
Arrgh...

Thank you very much