You like server.xml? ugh. I wish they had stuck with some simple format for the thing, like the apache configuration.
IMO it's a step backwards in server configuration for UNIX (not to be compared with the great leap backward that is Win32, and the total forece-feeding of GUI configuration.) Typing all that <servetcontext><servelet></servlet></servletcontext> just takes forever. Anyways that's my rant. -----Original Message----- From: James Todd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 30, 2000 1:14 PM To: [email protected]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: !oh yeah! after a 6+ month hella schedule i finally got a cylce or two to upgrade tomcat and ant ... and they rock even more. upgrade w/o a hitch fleshed out support scripts and config files solid docs, examples nice work to all. big time accolades. tomcat's server.xml has matured nicely from it's humble beginnings. in my opinion this raises the bar for server configuration. ant totally rocks and appears to have addressed all my concerns. java/xml/tomcat/ant ... nothing but !sweet! !thx! - james
