Hey Joachim, I see I did not respond to the last part of your question:
Joachim>Is there a problem if you extract the red5.jar inside a folder "webapps2" and restart Tomcat? Let me recompiled making changes in the -context.xml files and I will report back. Thanks, Lenny On 6/26/07, Joachim Bauch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Lenny, Lenny Sorey schrieb: > In the conf/war folder do you think for Tomcat / J2EE there could be a > way to define > the actual folder (webapps (by default), webapps2, webapps3, etc) that a > user could defined > where RED5 is going to live? > > For those users who Apache , Tomcat , mod_jk, this would be a great > place to define this without having > to change anything Standalone.java and/or TomcatLoader.java. > > This way, we / I can avoid changing anything in the source from webapps > to webapps2 in either of these two > java files which is what I would prefer. you shouldn't need to change the Standalone.java or TomcatLoader.java when running from the WAR package and change the webapps folder. These two are only used when running in Jetty or Tomcat standalone mode to determine the location of available Red5 applications. In WAR mode, the applications are loaded by the *-context.xml files in the "conf" directory. Is there a problem if you extract the red5.jar inside a folder "webapps2" and restart Tomcat? Joachim _______________________________________________ Red5 mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/red5_osflash.org
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