I have written a Java based portable utility for automating the above
steps for a href=http://www.javaexperience.com/run-multiple-tomcat-
instances/creating multiple instances/a. Since Java is platform
independent, this utility works on all operating systems
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hi,
updated the forums posts too. binary packages ready for download now.
br,
David
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hi,
as a start i repackaged tomcat6 for 8.04 LTS, starting from the jaunty package
and using the apache source files from tomcat 6.0.20. Please consider this post
on the forums:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8066371postcount=4
also the new packages are up for grabs here:
I replied to your thread post. I don't think a source build is a good
idea. Check out my reply and we can continue discussions from there.
I'll also work on the Google code project for the entire thing at some
point this week.
-bp
On Oct 7, 2009, at 6:38 AM, born2chill wrote:
hi,
as a
Hi there,
seem to lots of use cases out there... here are my two cents to the
multi-instance tomcat5.5 thingy.
skel- files, little reworked init-script and a create-instance script
that accepts options for ports, ip and some java-opts. drop the contents
of the zipfile to /usr/local/bin, then
David,
Great suggestions. I've actually abandoned the Tomcat 5.5 project and
I've also stopped using all of the Tomcat packages in the repositories.
The Tomcat packages in the repository are completely invalid. If you
download Tomcat from Apache and compare it to the Tomcat from the
repository
Hi again,
thx for your comments, greatly appreciated. At my company we mainly use
standard packages and this script builds upon them, however i was not
aware of neither the broken state of tomcat5.5 nor the thread you
pointed out above. Thanks for that.
No, it is no problem to rename the script
I was using the same method for my init scripts via symlinks and I
changed it to a real file because I found myself tweaking the scripts
quite a bit and modifying the parameters and options for each instance.
This could still be done by sourcing additional scripts for each
instance, but that's
I agree the tomcat6-user package covers a different use case. Feel free
to attach your files so that we can review them.
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You can check them out from my Google code project here:
svn checkout http://debian-tomcat-scripts.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
debian-tomcat-scripts-read-only
Or visit the project page at:
http://code.google.com/p/debian-tomcat-scripts
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The new Tomcat 6 packages in intrepid support private instances in
addition to the system instance through the tomcat6-user package. See
http://ubuntuserver.wordpress.com/2008/09/01/tomcat-6-lands-in-intrepid
Not sure we'll try to do the same for tomcat5.5.
** Changed in: tomcat5.5 (Ubuntu)
This sorta covers the case, but not entirely. This creates instances for
developers. My scripts and solution create multiple instances on
servers. Often companies run multiple instances of Tomcat on a server to
scale things up and also run different webapps on a single server in
separate Tomcat
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