We encountered an issue when adding a classpath entry to the
'setclasspath.sh' script. Our environment is RH Linux 8, Apache 2.0, and
Tomcat 4.1.18. We have connected Apache and Tomcat, and moved our appbase
to another folder (not $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps).
We need to add a classpath entry in order
Since I didn't see any reply to my first post, let me try to restate, and
simplify the issue. Interested readers may refer to the earlier post (same
subject) for details.
We encountered an issue when adding a classpath entry to the Tomcat
(v4.1.18) 'setclasspath.sh' script. It so happens that
We have successfully moved our appbase to a folder other than Tomcat's
default. However, this means we can no longer see the manual pages or the
Tomcat servlet examples.
I believe the correct approach would be to create 2 host entries in
'server.xml', one with the default appbase (where we'd
Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 13:09:09 +0800
From: William Claxton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Tomcat Users List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: need 2 appbase settings
We have successfully moved our appbase to a folder other than Tomcat's
default. However, this means we can
I think you are being a bit harsh on the fellow. Here's why:
1. A well-behaved application should permit the separation of user data
and application binaries. This is essential to simple backup procedures
and avoiding data loss when applications are updated.
2. Tomcat documentation does
Folks, hi -
I keep stumbling into porting issues when moving older servlet applications
from Jrun or Servlet Exec to Tomcat. A couple issues related to directory
structure always seem to arise.
One issue is that an application expecting all servlets to be loaded from a
single classpath may
QM -
Thanks very much for your detailed reply. I have Shawn Bayern's JSTL in
Action, and you're right - the URL issue is covered. I have also reviewed
relevant portions of the Servlet Spec 2.4, which sets out the general
approach to directory structure in applications. It seems safest to
