On 6 Nov 2000, at 10:15, Matt Penner wrote:
> 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.
Sounds good, but I also wanted to track people slendering over the
site and sort them into (also dynamic) groups. Now, if I put him into
my bavarian beer biker group and I collected the experience that
bavarian beer bikers love pampers, I want to show him a special
offer while hes browsing threw the product tree. Alright, I guess this
could decrease the performance a little (I just checked out how
slow tomcat is _without_ tune the settings (which results from the
fact i still have no idea how to set all those conf files... is there
some sort of tutorial somewhere? is there a way to create those
war files on my own? is somewhere documented how this whole
WEB-INF stuff works?? my search engine results in nothing than
binaries!))
alright, ill keep searching for a doc and i could imagine to show the
user some personalized start pages, but from some deeper point
in the tree he receivs (dynamically created by changing in the xml-
base) static html-pages.
is that some good idea? always when the database changes, ive
got to rewrite the whole tree, assume a that changes its catalog
twice a week, is that ok?
> 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.
In fact, the aim was to write that little firm its online shop and to
have a good online shop system after all, so the last thing I need
are fixed settings...
so, thank you sooo much for your help and please, could you tell
me where to find some notes concerning tomcat conf?
regards,
nick
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