Another issue you'll encounter is weblogic is a support v2.2 of the spec(iirc). Tomcat 4 supports v 2.3 (But is backwards compatible with 2.2 for the most part)
Do you have any jsp pages which rely on java.util.*? If so - did you declare the imports? Weblogic's jspc does automatically imports java.util.* in jsp pages. (This one was very painful if not for perl)
If your server is one gigantic webapp with no web.xml - here is what you might need to do (not comprehensive):
- create a webapp (as defined by the spec)
- Move servlet declarations from weblogic.properties to web.xml
- Copy myserver/classes (?) to mywebapp/WEB-INF/classes (can't recall)
- Copy myserver/jspfiles to mywebapp/ (or appropriate)
- Copy jars (as needed) to mywebapp/WEB-INF/lib
- in tomcat's webapps dir, create an xml file (any name) with these contents:
<Context path="" docBase="/usr/local/data/myrootapp"
debug="0" privileged="false">
- see dbcp docs for database config
- take is slowly and one step at a time
The most important thing to do in understand what a webapp is and break your site apart into multiple webapps instead of one monolithic beast.
-Tim
Subramaniam Kumar wrote:
Can someone point to 'migration steps' to migrate from Weblogic 5.1 to Tomcat 4.1.24.
I would like to gather all the migration details which will help the application developers. Even if the document doesn't exits , I think it will be useful for the Tomcat user community.
I greatly appreciate if folks could share their knowledge/experience.
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