Trying a clean install could be sensible idea.
The binary distribution of Slide ships with a tomcat4 distribution that is configured
in a specific way to integrate with Slide. This means that there is more to it than
just the WebDav Servlet. If you run the startup batch without making any changes to
the configuration, three catalina Services are started. One on port 8080, another
service on port 8081, and one on port 8082. When you declare a namespace in Domain.xml
in {CATALINA_HOME}/conf, on startup the namespace will get its own application context
for each of these services. On 8080 an application dedicated for front-end publishing
of the resources in the namespace, on 8081 an application with wich you can content
edit the namespace thru the webdav protocol, and on 8082 an application is installed
with wich you can manage the namespace.
So to answer your question, NO, dropping slide.war in the webapps directory of any
tomcat distribution is not the same by far as running the integrated tomcat.
Another module that comes with the binary distribution of Slide is the client package.
I havent worked with it much myself so I couldn't tell you much about it.
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Van: Elodie Tasia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Verzonden: Friday, March 08, 2002 3:36 PM
Aan: Slide Group
Onderwerp: Tomcat 4 with Slide
Hi,
I'm using Tomcat 4 with Slide.
I remarked that, when I test the slide command line client, the server points to
SLIDE_HOME\client\ directory.
Is that normal ? Can I change it ?
And I've another question : it is the same thing that lanching Tomcat, with slide.war
in webapps directory, and launching Slide, that embeds Tomcat ?
It is a basis question, but I've got so many problem to make my server run normally
that I prefer begin again... with the beginning !
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