> From: Michael Mehrle [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Why 8080 and 8443 ..?
>
> Which are.... ??? Please feel free to elaborate ;-)
As Jason mentioned, running Tomcat in production requires configuring
the desired connectors and the various internal and external resources,
and also stripping out the excess apps and other demo parameters.
Configuring appropriate security (not plain-text passwords) for the
manager and admin web apps, and using a non-default shutdown key are
also highly recommended.
Beyond that, at least these attributes (in various .xml files) may need
to be changed to reduce overhead or better fit a production environment:
autoDeploy
input
listings
output
classdebuginfo
development
keepgenerated
mappedfile
trimSpaces
suppressSmap
Several of the above apply to JSP compilation, so if you're doing
precompilation (desirable for production), your ANT scripts should
set/clear the corresponding parameters.
Be certain that the enableLookups attribute under any <Connector>
elements you're using hasn't been removed or set to true. Also check
that the reloadable attribute hasn't been left at true in any of your
<Context> declarations.
- Chuck
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