Hi all, Has anyone successfully configured multiple Jetspeed applications within a single Tomcat instance using a shared codebase (that is, put all Jetspeed-core classes and dependencies in <tomcat>/classes and <tomcat>/lib, respectively)? This may be a Tomcat issue...or possibly the way some factories may be caching data and not taking context into account? What happens is that a request to either URL receives the same content in the response! Each webapp has its own template directories, web.xml, cache, conf, etc. I'm puzzled...I may be needing a mental reboot and get a fresh look tomorrow... Hopefully someone has been able to do this...it's not critical, I have no problems with either app when all the binaries are duplicated within their respective applications, but I'd like to "do the right thing" ;-). My Environment: * RedHat Linux 7.2 * Apache 1.3.20-16 (with mod_proxy) * Tomcat 4.0.4
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