Re: Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-19 Thread John Sisson
JIRA issue Review location of config-store directory - http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GERONIMO-739 should be considered when looking at support for multiple instances. John Jeff Genender wrote: +100 on this idea...we need to support multiple instances. This is going to be key on

Re: Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-18 Thread Dain Sundstrom
This is what I did in the GBuild report code. It has a nested zip file containing all of the static content for the report, and when it generates a report is simply unzips the file into the report directory. You can just swipe the code from there. -dain On Nov 17, 2005, at 11:04 PM,

Re: Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-18 Thread Dain Sundstrom
Can you add a JIRA for 1.1? -dain On Nov 18, 2005, at 11:35 AM, Jeff Genender wrote: +100 on this idea...we need to support multiple instances. This is going to be key on hosting configuration and developer shared boxes. Matt Hogstrom wrote: I think anything we do in this area should

Re: Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-18 Thread Joe Bohn
I agree with this idea but I'd like to add one more thoughts. I think that we need to make the sharing of the server configurations also configurable. A presumed sharing of binaries or configurations is not always optimal (especially when upgrading from a v1 to a v2 server). We also need

Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-17 Thread David Jencks
I now have servers for jetty and for tomcat built using the packaging and assembly plugins. For the second time I've spent 2 days trying to figure out why tomcat is broken only to realize that some required configuration files are missing. The server built in modules/assembly copies the

Re: Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-17 Thread Aaron Mulder
I don't have any problems with your approach. But I also am not the biggest fan fo the var/catalina structure that Tomcat wants Geronimo to have. Is there some way to get Tomcat to use our directories directly (log, work, whatever) instead of doing everything under a Catalina directory? Aaron

Re: Loose end #1 -- tomcat configuration files

2005-11-17 Thread Jeff Genender
Many of the Tomcat components seem to need the concept of a Catalina Home. But this is not to say, that a majority of the components allow for overrides to particular directory structures and locations. So without looking at the code, I would probably say its doable...but this is