Question : Need to move webapps in Tomcat

I am using a Windows 2003 server with IIS to host websites.  Some of our sites are using Jakarta Tomcat  integrated with IIS.  We need to move the websites hosted by tomcat from the C: drive to the D:\wwwroot folder.  I know I can easily change the path in IIS, but what complexities does tomcat serving the pages bring to this process.

Keep in mind I know little about tomcat.  It appears I need to move the webapps folder and several subfolders from the default tomcat installation directory.  Then make a change in the appbase attribute in the Host element in Server.xml.  I believe I do not need to change the port settings as we will be running tomcat in only one instance.

Please confirm, or let me know if I am missing something.

Answer : Need to move webapps in Tomcat

If you havent tried this already - given that it has been 6 or more days since you posted this question, the answer is yes
a) Copy all webapps and sub directories to any folder on D: and
b) change the appbase property to point to this new drive