First of all, thanks for your long answer.
> Please read (carefully), the following documentation:
Exactly from there I got the approach of "Copy unpacked directory hierarchy...".
> Your docBase would only work if you have a directory
> $CATALINA_BASE/com.mycompany.myapp.
It works actually, only gives the (expected) warning that it will be ignored.
But you're right, normally I removed it when switched to context.xml (didn't
mention in my message as I thought it unimportant)
> 2. remove the path attribute from your Context
> Rename your WAR file to myapp.war. Tomcat will correctly infer the path
I'm not using a war but the unpacked approach. Nevertheless, interesting - the
"automatic deployment" section doesn't mention this inference and I was always
wondering.
> 3. Place myapp.war in $CATALINA_BASE/webapps
> Tomcat (by default) will unpack and deploy your application
...and will it compile the JSPs as well? Because that was my original problem...
> 4. Remove the Manager node from your Context.
> The Manager node relates to managing HTTP Sessions. The Hibernate sessions
> relate to Hibernate units of work.
Yes but the Manager = "" should be used, according to Google, to avoid
serializing the HTTP sessions - a previously bothering situation. I think I'll
keep it :)
> 5. Remove the Resource node from your Context.
> 6. Place the hibernate.cfg.xml file where it will be packaged in
> WEB-INF/classes.
Hibernate.cfg.xml is there already... I'll try removing the Resource but I
remember needing to put it there as well (used in some filters) - I might be
wrong here.
> 7. Use a ServletContextListener to get a Hibernate SessionFactory.
I'll try this too.
> that utility class in a listener. I can then attach logging and MBeans to
> the
> listener.
No beans here :)
So, bottom line: great tips thank you! I will try them all. I'm honestly not
sure whether they relate to my problem, though...
JC
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