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> Each server directory under tomcat-servers contains a complete copy
> of Tomcat at this point. (If someone can suggest a way to reduce the
> duplication while still being able to run multiple instances that are
> not aware of or affected by each other I'm open to suggestions.)
Although I only have one instance, I run it seperate from the unpacked
Tomcat installation, to make upgrading Tomcat easier. You could do the
same to avoid duplicating the Tomcat installation.
For the Tomcat instance, I have the following directory structure:
tomcat
|-- conf
| |- server.xml
|
|-- logs
This is seperate to the Tomcat installation, which is just the tar.gz
unpacked, and no modifications made.
I've got my own startup script which I use to launch it, which basically
sets the classpath pointing at the Tomcat installation, and uses arguments
to point to the configuration directory above.
java -classpath $CLASSPATH org.apache.tomcat.startup.Tomcat
-config /.../tomcat/conf/server.xml -home /.../tomcat
The "-home" setting means that the logs and auto-generated files (which I
don't use) get written to this directory.
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