Howdy,
Depends on the version of tomcat they run and on what elements you wish
to override. Some, e.g. anything not under Context, you can't
override. You can include a context.xml with your war file to specify
anything that would normally go inside the Context block of server.xml
for your
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Subject: RE: Overriding server.xml
Howdy,
Depends on the version of tomcat they run and on what elements you wish
to override. Some, e.g. anything not under Context, you can't
override. You can include
Howdy,
Thanks Yoav. With that being said, is there anything I need to do in
my
web.xml file to tell it to use context.xml instead of the server
context?
No, tomcat reads that as if it were in server.xml. The in-memory
representation is identical.
And also, is this information in the online
