On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Alberto Silva wrote:
> ... so... I have to forget about a global web.xml???
in 3.2 yes forget about it. either go to 3.1, 4.0 or code it yourself for
3.2.
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> And how can we change Tomcat to use Jikes without recompiling the source??
>
in 3.2 there is no way. either go to 3.1, 4.0. You cannot override the
compiler in a context's web.xml (i've tried in several release of 3.2, but
this may no longer be the case).
> I think this an important configuration issue... any idea???
>
I would think that tomcat-dev knows that this is important. I don't know
what their intentions are, but I don't think that tomcat-user was made
aware of any. Feel free to report back any info that tomcat-dev gives
you.
a global web.xml is simply a plus, I don't think the spec mandates it.
I think the workaround ie: recompile WebXmlReader) is all most people
need.
Good Luck,
Kenneth Topp
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> >sorry, it's simply not supported. I have yet to hear any developer
> >response on this list about cleaning up docs mentioning that is supported.
> >
> >I just recompiled WebXmlReader.java to use jikes (one line), and was done
> >with it.
> >
> >In fact, the global web.xml is a feature point of 4.0mX (ie: it's working
> >again).
> >
> >I wouldn't expect it back...
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