This might work for stand-alone Tomcat. I am using Tomcat 5.0.28? that
ships with JBoss 3.2.5. There isn't a Manager or Context in
server.xml. It does have a DefaultContext, but according to the Tomcat
configuration page, the <Manager> node does not live under
DefaultContext. My problem is creating a Context, which I have to
specify a 'docBase'. I can't give a hard-code path to the 'docBase'
because Tomcat lives inside JBoss.
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Rick
Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Hi,
I do not have a manager element in my server.xml.
When Tomcat ships, a Manager is in server.xml by default. Did you
remove it?
Is this mean that i HAVE to set this element?
Yes, as with all other elements, if you want non-default behavior you
must specify it. That's the meaning of "default" ;)
And if so, how do i achieve the default behavior?
Either grab a fresh server.xml from a Tomcat distro, or look at the
Manager docs page and declare one with the default attribute values.
will this configuration do the work?
<context ....>
<manager pathname="" className=
org.apache.catalina.session.StandardManager
distributable="false" />
</context>
Maybe if you're more careful about your quoting ;) But yes, that's
pretty close.
Yoav
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