there is a difference from a TomCat Web server and an Embedded tomcat web server.
if you were using tomcat web server you could compare it to IIS Also you are comparing a Web app like an Ecommerce store to ofbiz. ofbiz in much more than a ecommerce web app. you may be farther ahead to use oscommerce for you requirements. Brendan Vogt sent the following on 12/9/2007 7:04 AM: > I am talking about both. > > In .NET and IIS I can create a virtual directory like MyWebApp1 and > MyWebApp2 then I can access it like this: > > http://localhost/MyWebApp1/ecommerce > http://localhost/MyWebApp2/ecommerce > http://localhost/MyWebApp1/webtools > http://localhost/MyWebApp2/webtools > > This is what I am referring to. The 2 are totally independent from each > other. I'm not familiar with Tomcat. But I am assuming the same can be > done with Tomcat as with IIS? > > Brendan > > > -----Original Message----- > From: BJ Freeman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2007 8:33 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Instances > > definition are very important here > by web app are you meaning the complete ofbiz application or the > Ecommerce web app. > http://localhost:8080/ecommerce/ > if it is the ecommerce side look at the clone in the ecommerce folder. > > > Brendan Vogt sent the following on 12/8/2007 9:35 AM: >> Hi, >> >> >> >> I want to run 2 instances of Ofbiz, 2 separate web apps, one test web app >> and one live app. How do I get this because they would use the same URL >> namely http://localhost:8080/webtools/ >> >> >> >> Thanks >> >> Brendan >> >> > > > >
