Don't you have a simple sys admin problem ?
As working under Unix / Linux soft links should give you some possibilities,
shouldn't it ?
A little shell-script like this ?
1�. mount ont /opt an nfs-shared d-rive where the common read-only
install is
2�. add a link there where webapp is a local dir
Smthg like ln -s /opt/tomcat/webbapp ~/data/webapp
(U have therefore in your userspace a reference to your own data
which are viewed as the Tomcat webapps directory)
3�. Add similar soft-links for the logging directories & other user
specific files / directories
You end up with every user sharing one remote install of Tomcat ith there
own environement !
How to do under Zindozs :-)) .... dunno !
Thomas,
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Lantz Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: 15 February, 2002 1:35 AM
Subject: Running Tomcat for Multiple developers
> Hi,
>
> I need to use tomcat for 30 or so students who may or may not be logging
> onto more than one system. How do I get multiple instance's of tomcat
> with one installation ? I can not give everyone a separte server.xml
> file with unique port numbers because I can not figure out how to tell
> the startup.sh script where to find a server.xml file in, for example,
> everyone's home directory or how that will affect other components of the
> application.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Lantz Johnson
> Unix System Administrator
> Santa Clara University
> (408) 554-6806
>
>
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