On Wed, Jun 16, 2004 at 07:04:12PM -0700, Ivan Jouikov wrote:
: Tomcat HOW-TO does a really bad job of explaining of how context.xml would
: work... Google didn't yield any useful information as well...
I'm not sure where you're looking -- which howto did you read?
: So, as far as I understand, you create a file called context.xml, and place
: the <Context> tag and all its contents into it (instead of keeping them inside
: of server.xml)...
Correct.
: Now, where does that context.xml go? Into WEB-INF? Tried it, didn't work.
{context}/META-INF
To answer your other question: this file is associated with the webapp
because of its location in the context dir or WAR file. That's how the
manager app/Tomcat/etc know what to do with it.
I don't know what's up there now, but this was described on the Tomcat
site when I made the switch to using context.xml many moons ago. ;)
In fact, for Tomcat5 use of context.xml is encouraged.
-QM
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