Tomcat 6 with Railo 3.3 host and context precision

I'm trying to get Tomcat 6 and Railo 3.3 running on my local development box. My experience is with Adobe ColdFusion and figured I would try something new.

I have installed Tomcat in d:\dev\tomcat6\.

I then downloaded Railo's latest war, renamed it to railoapplication1.war and copied it to d:\dev\tomcat6\webapps\ and let it do it's thing.

Tested it I can get to my Tomcat at http://localhost:8080/

and Railo at http://localhost:8080/railoapplication1

Now from what I understand copying the war file this way is the equivalent of creating a new multi-server instance (Under Adobe ColdFusion). After that's done I would usually link up a website to that said instance with a connector.

This is where I get a little confused. My main goal here would be to have multiple 'instances' accessible through the main tomcat binding

localhost:8080/railoapplication1
localhost:8080/railoapplication2
...
localhost:8080/railoapplicationN

But would like to keep my application files seperate from this without using an Apache frontend.

e.g. I want my application at railoapplication1:8080 to look like this:

application files at d:\dev\www\railoapplication1 using the war deployed under d:\dev\tomcat6\webapps\railoapplication1

I've tried editing Tomcat's servers.xml to no avail.

<Host name="railoapplication1" appBase="webapps\railoapplication1"
  unpackWARS="true" autoDeploy="true"
  xmlValidation="false" xmlNamespaceAware="false">
    <Context path="" docBase="d:/dev/www/railoapplication1" />
</Host>

If I do that I can then browse to

http://railoapplication1:8080/index.cfm (a test page)

but it's not getting picked up by Railo at all and I get plain-text instead of seeing my CFML executed

<cfoutput>#now()#</cfoutput>

I must be doing something wrong obviously as it looks like a pretty standard setup.