thanks, but i have this problem:
i have one file, that have five columns:
host <tab> virtual-host <tab> app <tab> port <tab> context
each app can to have any contexts... context1, context2, contextn...
i need one script to read this file, and create three configuartion
files: mod_jk.conf, worker.properties and server.xml (for each worker).
because i need one worker(tomcat), for each app... each developer will
can restart your app(worker) without touch one another (own another
user). Somebody have a script that do it???? i will add app's and
contexts in the "first" file, and one scripts make the rest...
thanks!!!!!
On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 06:25, Tom Cook wrote:
> Marcelo da Silva Leal wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> > I was reading documentation about tomcat, and one worker (tomcat instance)
> > for application... but i´m confusing.
> > I need to make some scripts, and one of them, is for to add one more
> > context (application). The question is: I don´t know what files should i
> > edit!
> > mod_jk.conf, worker.properties, server.xml, httpd.conf...
> > i wanna one httpd server running and forwarding requests for virtual hosts,
> > in the same machine, and each applicantion one devel independent
> > environment (ports 8007, 8008, 8009, etc...). Then, when one developer
> > would want to add one more context, or change one old one, he do not have
> > restart the whole server...
> > do you understand me ? (i´m brazilian, sorry...)
> > one server, one worker for application, any virtual hosts...
> > how can i do this job???
>
> The system I have works pretty well, I think. I have one instance of
> jboss-jetty (but jboss-tomcat works too, albeit slower, I think)
> running, and have made the deploy directory writable by all my
> developers. They can just copy x.war into that directory and the
> application server automagically deploys it. It seems quite fast, quite
> stable and very usable. But no .deb for it :-(. One day, when I have
> the time...
>
> Tom
> --
> Tom Cook
> Information Technology Services, The University of Adelaide
>
> "That you're not paranoid does not mean they're not out to get you."
> - Robert Waldner
--
Marcelo Leal
Analista de Suporte Unix
Tecnologia em Operação e Redes
Cia de Processamento de Dados do Rio Grande do Sul
