Hi!
We want to develop some distributed service based on Apache-TOMCAT 4.0. We plan to use the amazing manager-service for remote installation of new services, because we want to use off-the-shelf TOMCAT, installed by some user and manually added some configuration to server.xml. Our service itself should then be completely remote installed. Our service needs a native (i.e. non-Java) library, that we need to install remotely (this installation can be done by just copying files, this is not the very problem). Two things are currently unclear: - Is it possible to remotely install a new web application *containing native libraries*? - How can we remotely get the OS type TOMCAT is running on, to be able to install the correct native libraries? (BTW: The more general solution to this problem, to send an empty "GET / HTTP/1.0" request to any standard HTTP server and to scan the info the server returns, does not work with TOMCAT since it only returns TOMCAT version info.) Any help would be appreciated! Best regards, Hans -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
