Hi Jordan, Ok, so my install looks like
c:\openbd\tomcat\webapps and I see 3 app folders in the webapps directory host-manager manager ROOT With jetty, I had both the WEB-INF folder and Bluedragon folder in my webapp's folder c:\openbd\tomcat\webapps\myapp\WEB-INF c:\openbd\tomcat\webapps\myapp\Bluedragon The WEB-INF folder of the jetty install has contents myapp\web-inf\bin myapp\web-inf\bluedragon myapp\web-inf\classes myapp\web-inf\customtags myapp\web-inf\lib myapp\web-inf\webresources myapp\web-inf\web.xml Now.. looking at the webapps\root folder it appears that the web-inf folder in the root folder only has the web.xml file, and not the other folders. I assume this is because in this install, OpenBD is a common class, and the adminapi, administrator, jars and scripts folders are not needed for each webapp, and are found in the main c:\openbd folder. So for my new context, I don't need anything but the web.xml file, correct? And I only need that if I'm going to have web.xml settings that are custom to that context. Correct? Now, looking at the jetty install again, in my context, The BlueDragon Folder has contents myapp\bluedragon\adminapi myapp\bluedragon\administrator myapp\bluedragon\jars myapp\bluedragon\scripts Which is the same as the Root folder found on the tomcat install. The admin console is specific for each context, correct? Meaning, if I have two tomcat context's.. website1.com and website2.com, each would have, or could have, it's own bluedragon webadmin. That's true, right? So if I configure a new context, and another one already has a bunch of datasources setup, etc. those won't carry over to the new context. Just trying to understand how everything connects together. -- Open BlueDragon Public Mailing List http://www.openbluedragon.org/ http://twitter.com/OpenBlueDragon online manual: http://www.openbluedragon.org/manual/ mailing list - http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en
