On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 09:22:42AM +0100, Chris Ward wrote:
: I imagine spreading the apps over multiple Tomcats/machines would allow
: me
: to do more in-memory caching. Feels like this is a move toward Web
: Services
: - I don't know much about them.
This seems to have grown into a general app
Thanks very much for this. There are some very good points in here
that have got me thinking.
At present I have only one Tomcat running and a small number of users
(it's an intranet) but the complexity and resource requirements of the
application set is growing. I don't have any experience of
On Wed, Sep 29, 2004 at 06:27:13PM +0100, Chris Ward wrote:
: Only having to "release" one file is great, but I've hit a problem
: of my own making. My webapp writes various XML files to datestamped
: dir within the webapp . When I deploy the WAR file I purge
: all these generated files.
: [snip]
Hi,
I've just started to use ANT to build my webapp and then deploy
it to Tomcat as a WAR file (using the catalina-ant.jar stuff).
Only having to "release" one file is great, but I've hit a problem
of my own making. My webapp writes various XML files to datestamped
dir within the webapp . When
