what about using the crossContext feature of tomcat? (and here i go out on a limb without checking how sturdy it is, but I can't find much docs on this) Could I set up a servlet that was just a bunch of JSP's that I use in all the apps?
too many questions ;) On Fri, 2004-09-17 at 08:32, josh wrote: > Still interested to hear if anyone has any ideas about this... > > On Wed, 2004-09-15 at 10:47, josh wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > I am writing multiple apps (~20) that all share the same sidebar > > navigation. > > > > Is there a way to make multiple applications use a central library of > > tiles so that I would be able to change or add a link in the library and > > it would affect all applications? > > > > In such a scenario could I add a link without redeployment of an app? > > (does restarting the tiles defs factory do this?) > > > > If the above is not possible, I am also considering storing these links > > in a DB so that adding or changing a link can be done without restarting > > the app and it can be done in one simple step through an admin interface > > or something. (DB caching in sql Maps should keep my DB from doing too > > much extra work for this I hope) :O > > > > > > (I have decided not to use modules because there will be about 20 > > applications involved and I prefer to be able to reload them > > individually if one needs maintenance, not having to do one monolithic > > restart). > > > > -- thanks in advance, > > > > Joshua Cronemeyer ***********************
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