We're currently deploying our web apps (packaged as war files) on
Apache+Tomcat 3.2, and it works fine, except for one problem.  We'd like
to be able to redeploy our apps independently of each other, without
having to stop and restart Tomcat.

Though we currently don't use EJB's in our apps, the JBoss J2EEDeployer
is enough of a reason for us to integrate JBoss into our environment. 
Everything works great between JBoss and Tomcat, but I'm having a hard
time deciding how to integrate Apache.

I've searched the archives, and there seems to be no reasonable way to
split the serving of static and dynamic content between Apache and
Tomcat, respectively.  The two solutions proposed are best summarized in
these two messages:

http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg02681.html
http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg01839.html

With all due respect -- I understand the complexity of the problem --
these solutions are unacceptable to us, the first because Tomcat is
still serving both static and dynamic content, and the second because it
defeats the purpose of the war file, making deployment even more
error-prone than it already is.

Is there a better way?

Thanks.

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