yes, I agree with u because I have notice this from Tomcat doc and I know from the mailing-list that some poeple are having problem when they put the extra context in server.xml. Since once u do this, Tomcat 5 (but NOT 4.X) will create a XXX.xml file under conf/engine/host/. XXX is the name of the web app and it contains just one <Context> element that reflects the extra <Context> in server.xml.
Since you need to restart Tomcat if u modify server.xml, but if the context is place under /conf/engine/host, Tomcat will dynamically depoly and load the new webapp without restart Seems so nice~~ and the problem comes when u delete the context in server.xml, Tomcat WON'T delete the context file in /conf/engine/host. Which cause an incomplete undepoly. I don't think this is a bug but just a feature that we need to know. So the best way to put your context is in TOMCAT_HOME/webapp/your_web_app/META_INF/ according to Tomcat doc. great to discuss with u guys, ^^ Regards --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
