Right now I'm working on a SSO functionality for my application and for
that I needed a non-standard Tomcat configuration. First I need a HTTPS
connector, second I need to run two instances of my application using
the same codebase in my workspace but with distinct configurations (one
is acting as SSO realm controller, the other as realm constituent). This
is a bit similar to what you need to do.
I've configured a Webby launch configuration for my web application.
This causes webby to create /target/m2e-webby/war directory and start
updating it in realtime with my workspace changes. The updates happen no
matter if I actually launch Webby in eclipse or not.
Then I've configured /conf/server.xml in my standalone Tomcat, using
context definition from the /target/m2e-webby/container/conf/server.xml
generated by Webby. I've added all necessary configuration information
to that standalone /conf/server.xml.
I'm also throwing JRebel into the mix I've added JRebel's javaagent and
jpda native agent to Tomcat's /bin/setenv.sh so that I can update my
Java classes on the fly without restarting Tomcat. jpda agent is needed
so that I can connect with Eclipse debugger to the Tomcat instance.
JRebel core & debugger plugins are needed in Eclipse to avoid workspace
/ VM synchronization issues.
Now, I can launch tomcat from command line, connect to it with Eclipse
debugger, modify files in my workspace and instantly see the changes in
the browser & step through them in the debugger. Zero turnaround, yay :)
cheers,
Rafał
On 07/22/2011 12:46 AM, Collin Peters wrote:
I am trying to checkout Webby as I just now saw it from another post.
We use Tomcat traditionally so it pointed Webby to our customized
Tomcat install that we normally use. The app doesn't start because it
complains that the jdbc definition is not there. Looking in the
me2-webby folder (I think that is what it was called, I am going off
my memory here) I saw a Tomcat conf folder but it didn't have my
customized files such as my context.xml which defines the jdbc
connection via jndi. What is the correct way to use this?
Also, does Webby only have the ability to run one webapp at a time?
Regards,
Collin
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