Environment:
Windows NT Version 4.0 SP5.
Apache 1.3.17
Tomcat 3.2.1
Tomcat contexts live underneath tomcat/web-apps (ie: david, john, bill
directories).
Since I am not calling mod_jk.conf from my Apache httpd.conf any longer
(that caused Tomcat to get started before Apache) and letting JBoss take
over that role with EmbeddedTomcatService I have theorized that my start
script will start Apache and then JBoss (run.bat). This is what I am doing
- please confirm that is correct.
Doing the above, all comes up but I have not got my contexts from Tomcat
because that was inside the server.xml underneath Tomcat. Now I need to get
them loaded during JBoss' startup cycle. How do I do that? I have gotten
confused by the documentation.
The documentation on www.jboss.org states that I should add:
<ARG TYPE="java.lang.String" VALUE="<my_tomcat_path>/server.xml">
to the EmbeddedTomcatService MLET inside jboss.conf on one page and then
later it states that the server.xml will not be read and that I must use JMX
to load context's to JBoss.
Think the above <ARG> tag is wrong documentation because exceptions occur
when trying to load the EmbeddedTomcatService. If I take this line out, it
works but only the Cfx ( ) path="" context is loaded, obviously.
Could I get some assistance about how to do that?
>From what I have read it looks like 3 possible ways of doing it:
1) JMX. If so, can you get me started?
2) Jetty. Is there some documentation?
3) I also thought that perhaps a .WAR, .ear, and .jar deployment underneath
JBoss/deploy might cause the context to magically get created for me but not
sure on that either.
Thanks for the time anyone can give me on these questions.
David
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