Shouldn't it be possible to setup one version of Tomcat the hooks into
Apache and allows each user to execute their own servlets? This would
occur in each user public_html directory.
--Rick Anderson
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On 24 Oct 2000, Jason Rumney wrote:
> "HEDGER, Tim, FM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > We've set up a single software installation of Tomcat, but have different
> > developers running their own Tomcat process by supplying their own
> > server.xml file with separate directories and ports lists for each
> > developer.
>
> We have a similar setup here, except that each developer has their own
> machine, so we can use the same server.xml with the same port
> settings.
>
> The key is to get Tomcat to generate all its files in separate areas
> for each developer. We use the /tmp directory, but if you have
> separate server.xml files anyway, you could point them to the users'
> home directory for example. If you are not using Apache with the
> auto-configuration file, then it really doesn't matter if each
> instance of Tomcat overwrites tomcat-apache.conf, but if you insist on
> having the conf directory read-only, then you might be able to point
> that somewhere else (I don't know how this would be done, as we allow
> the file to be overwritten).
>
> You should also make sure the log files (Logger elements of
> server.xml) point to different places for each user.
>
>
> --
> Jason Rumney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> AT&T Labs (Redditch, UK)
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