But are you able to share the session between this two applications?
Is it possible to use the same root for the two applications?
Simon Knott wrote:
> Yes you can. You set up your two web modules in your application.xml (as
> you have done), and then put two entries in the default-web-app.xml as so:
>
> <web-app application="applicationName" name="firstwebappname"
> root="/firstwebapproot" />
> <web-app application="applicationName" name="secondwebappname"
> root="/secondwebapproot" />
>
> This works for us, although we can't access classes that reside within one
> web application's web-inf from the other web application.
>
> Hope that helps,
> Simon
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Weissman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 26 April 2001 00:45
> To: Orion-Interest
> Subject: 2 web apps in an ear
>
> Can I deploy an ear that contains 2 .war files or 2 web apps? I was
> able to add a 2nd web module within my application.xml. The war expands
> correctly. The second war is a servlet. I cannot seem to access this
> servlet.
> When I put a second entry in my default-web-site.xml then the first does
> not work. I am sure I am just missing a config item.
> thanx ahead of time,
> mike
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