And also, just because they are different web apps doesn't mean they are different hosts.
Provided it's all addressed by: www.myhost.com/webapp1 www.myhost.com/webapp2 and www.myhost.com/webapp3 Then you should be fine. Caveat: I've not used the Tomcat 3.x series in recent times. Cheers, -- jon Ralph Einfeldt wrote:
You don't have to install 3 JRE's. You can use several instances of the same JRE. >-----Original Message----- >From: Andoni [mailto:andoni@;indigo.ie] >Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 11:21 AM >To: Tomcat Users List >Subject: T 3.2.1 - Single JVM? > >I have not come across a problem because of this yet but as I >go to put 3 applications (web-apps) live at the same time I >begin to panic when I see things like this. Does this mean >that I have to install 3 JRE's on my live server? > > >Andoni. > >
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