Antwort: Re: Multiple virtual host with individual webapp dirs , one tomcat

2001-07-19 Thread Stefan . Raschke


Hi Will,

the problem is, that when I put directories or .war files in webapps, the
context is added to
all virtual hosts. But I need individual contexts for each virtual host.

Any ideas?

Thanks

stefan



   
  
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On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Is it possible to give every single vhost his own webapp-dir where
 developpers can put
 new contexts, which are automatically added after restarting tomcat so no
 editing of server.xml
 is required.

If you want to *change* the code in a context, you can do this just by
adding the new class files under the WEB-INF directory.

If you want to add a *new* context that didn't already exist, you have to
edit the server.xml file.

One other option is to have the developers jar up the whole application
and deploy it to TOMCAT_HOME/webapps as a .war file.

Then, no changes are needed to server.xml; tomcat just reads and expands
the .war file and runs with it.  Never did this, not sure how well it
works.

Will









AW: Antwort: Re: Multiple virtual host with individual webapp dirs , one tomcat

2001-07-19 Thread Thomas Bezdicek

Hi,

dont use the auto-configuration, do adopt the config-files
yourself.

regards, tom

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 Hi Will,
 
 the problem is, that when I put directories or .war files in webapps, the
 context is added to
 all virtual hosts. But I need individual contexts for each virtual host.
 
 Any ideas?
 
 Thanks
 
 stefan
 
 
 
   

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 On Wed, 18 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Is it possible to give every single vhost his own webapp-dir where
  developpers can put
  new contexts, which are automatically added after restarting 
 tomcat so no
  editing of server.xml
  is required.
 
 If you want to *change* the code in a context, you can do this just by
 adding the new class files under the WEB-INF directory.
 
 If you want to add a *new* context that didn't already exist, you have to
 edit the server.xml file.
 
 One other option is to have the developers jar up the whole application
 and deploy it to TOMCAT_HOME/webapps as a .war file.
 
 Then, no changes are needed to server.xml; tomcat just reads and expands
 the .war file and runs with it.  Never did this, not sure how well it
 works.
 
 Will
 
 
 
 
 
 



Antwort: AW: Antwort: Re: Multiple virtual host with individual webapp dirs, one tomcat

2001-07-19 Thread Stefan . Raschke


Hi Tom,

my problem is, that I want to make it as easy as possible for the
developpers.
Just drop a dir (with adjusted web.xml ;) in their  webapps folder and off
they go.

The way I configured tomcat now, they (or I) have to edit the mod_jk.conf
file to tell
apache about the contexts and virtual hosts.
Then I have to edit server.xml to tell tomcat about the virtual hosts and
their individual
contexts.

Is there an easier drag and drop way to do that, like the initial
autoconf. ;)

Thanks for your input so far.

regards

stefan




   

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Hi,

dont use the auto-configuration, do adopt the config-files
yourself.

regards, tom

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 Hi Will,

 the problem is, that when I put directories or .war files in webapps, the
 context is added to
 all virtual hosts. But I need individual contexts for each virtual host.

 Any ideas?

 Thanks

 stefan







Re: Antwort: Re: Multiple virtual host with individual webapp dirs, one tomcat

2001-07-19 Thread Will England

On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 
 Hi Will,
 
 the problem is, that when I put directories or .war files in webapps, the
 context is added to
 all virtual hosts. But I need individual contexts for each virtual host.
 

For virtual hosts, you are either running Tomcat 3.2 and using the Host
parameter in the server.xml file, or running multiple copies of Tomcat
3.1.

If you are using the Host paramter, you'll have to add the contexts
manually, or you can look at the admin servlets distributed with
Tomcat.  While I couldn't get them to work, apparantly there is a context
manager that allows you to view, add and delete contexts from within a
host section of the server.sml file.

Good luck!

Will




Antwort: Re: Antwort: Re: Multiple virtual host with individual webapp dirs, one tomcat

2001-07-19 Thread Stefan . Raschke


Thanks Will,

I am settling for the manual config.
That works ust fine.

Thanks a lot for your input.

gruss

stefan




   
  
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On Thu, 19 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hi Will,

 the problem is, that when I put directories or .war files in webapps, the
 context is added to
 all virtual hosts. But I need individual contexts for each virtual host.


For virtual hosts, you are either running Tomcat 3.2 and using the Host
parameter in the server.xml file, or running multiple copies of Tomcat
3.1.

If you are using the Host paramter, you'll have to add the contexts
manually, or you can look at the admin servlets distributed with
Tomcat.  While I couldn't get them to work, apparantly there is a context
manager that allows you to view, add and delete contexts from within a
host section of the server.sml file.

Good luck!

Will