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Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
Andreas Schildbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm afraid I don't know about the packaging policy. I can only say that
the webapp can't know what database the server-admin or deployer is
going to use, especially since in the
Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
If a webapp wants to use a DB, it is up to the maintainer of that
webapp package to decide which DB's s/he is going to support.
Why don't you let the administrator decide upon the database? After all,
that's what the SQL standard and the JDBC driver/JNDI datasource
Arnaud Vandyck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm not sure it's the responsability of JSPWiki to add symlinks in the
tomcat5 directory tree.
Well, it does so already :) It has to register itself as a webapp and
it has to add a policy file.
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tags 341777 + wontfix
thanks
Hi Andreas,
Andreas Schildbach wrote:
Package: tomcat5
Severity: wishlist
If I have both packages tomcat5 and libmysql-java installed, I'd like to
have the Connector/J driver availble for web applications installed into
Tomcat, just as if I had copied the
Wolfgang Baer wrote:
if you need stuff in your webapps you
should put it in or link it from the webapps libs/classes directory to
get it picked up. This is also some kind of security problem as
common/lib is trusted.
First of all, it is both common and recommended practise to _not_
include
Andreas Schildbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I understand your point. Then what about a separate package just for the
symlink? The package could depend on both tomcat(5|4) and libmysql-java,
so it would disappear if either the database driver or tomcat is
uninstalled.
Umm, as far as I
Kalle Kivimaa wrote:
Umm, as far as I understand the Debian packaging policy, this would be
a severe violation of no unneccesary package bloat -policy. Dozens
of lines of code for a simple ln -s. IMO it is the responsibility of
the webapp package requiring database access to manage any
Andreas Schildbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm afraid I don't know about the packaging policy. I can only say that
the webapp can't know what database the server-admin or deployer is
going to use, especially since in the Realm case he's got the option of
an in-memory or file-based realm,
Package: tomcat5
Severity: wishlist
If I have both packages tomcat5 and libmysql-java installed, I'd like to
have the Connector/J driver availble for web applications installed into
Tomcat, just as if I had copied the driver to common/lib. Why don't you
symlink from
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