Hi Ivan,
you have to configure the manager app for each single host. So there is
no ambiguity. host1.com/manager/ gets you the first, host2.com/manager/
the second, and so on. The host HTTP header is required in HTTP/1.1
requests. In any other case you hit the default host.
Best
-Florian
Ivan
Ive asked this question
before but nobody seemed to know the answer. So, Ill ask again
So, Tomcat has a maanger
application, which allows you to dynamically deploy sutff. Nice.
But how can you deploy your stuff onto a SPECIFIC host?
Thx.
Best Regards,
Ivan V.
I normally just use ant to deploy my stuff by dropping a .war file into the webapps
dir.
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Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 14:30:29 -0700
I’ve asked this question before but nobody seemed to know the answer.
So, I’ll ask again…
So, Tomcat has a maanger application, which allows you
: How can you deploy an application onto a specific host?
I've asked this question before but nobody seemed to know the answer.
So, I'll ask again.
So, Tomcat has a maanger application, which allows you to dynamically
deploy sutff. Nice.
But how can you deploy your stuff onto a SPECIFIC host
Ivan,
This depends a lot on your environment.
I am running 3 virtual hosts on this machine. I have used the following
documentation in setting up a manager application for each virtual host.
http://localhost:8080/tomcat-docs/manager-howto.html
In particular, I use the following solution:
