IMHO, if you really wanted to create a closed low maintenance system you
could have a servlet, or a few interacting with Java programs, which would
dynamically create a standard set of static web pages and servlets (like the
home page, config page, etc), and place these all in a dynamically created
directory on the server. That way you could have all your customized web
sites in their own proper directories. I'm still a little new at this but
if possible I would also have the aliases, emails, permissions, and whatever
else automatically set up by this system of servlets and java code. The
less specific items to set up for you the better. Otherwise you could get
quite a headache setting everything up for everyone if you got a lot of
users.
~Matt
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On 6 Nov 2000, at 12:10, Algarve, Leila wrote:
> You don't need to write dozens of servlets, you can write just one if you
> wish (of course you can also write more than one) and create aliases for
> it.
cool. now I know the way to go. what i dont know is how to configure
tomcat...
but i will find it out some way. thank you soooooooooo much for
your help!
cu and regards,
nick
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