Hi,
I think the best to do is :
1. Setting slide at the Tomcat level using slide realm
2. Using a basic Domain.xml with 3 users for each of your application
(e.g. : app1=user1 cannot access ressources for app2=user2)
3. The content store (filecontent store I presume) will be unique but
with tree subfolder used by each application
4. Developping 3 servlets that use the same domain but from a different
"virtual" root (e.g. : app1 will access /files/app1/ and then access all
folders and all the subfolders within this root, the same for app2 ...)
It seems a little bit tricky but I think it will work
Stef
-----Original Message-----
From: Tina Yang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 12:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Multiple instances of Domain.xml in Tomcat
Hi,
I want the following setup for multiple Webapplications:
Tomcat/webapps/app1
/davdir
/app2
/davdir
/app3
/davdir
I want clients to connect webfolders to app1/davdir, app2/davdir and
app3/davdir. I think about installing a WebDavServlet in each
Application, but I don't think it's possible to have more than one
Domain.xml in the JVM ?! I also have another servlet in each application
which connects to slide, so I really need a separate setup for each
context.
If there can really be only one Domain.xml, the solution would be
defining different namespaces, BUT as far as I can see, the
WebDavServlet by default uses the namespace 'slide'. Is this
configurable?
Has anybody tried this before and can give me a clue?
Thanks,
Tina.
