Thanks Marcel.

Follow up question is:
I consider this to be a bug / oversight. It should be a very simple use
case to take the .war deployment and configure it without reaching
inside the .war file and changing files. A great number of users will
want to deploy Jackrabbit in this fashion. If people agree, I'll file a
bug report... (?)


My use case is that I want to use Jackrabbit to host a Maven 2
repository within my company. So, ideally I want to:
   * Download the Jackrabbit .war file.
   * Configure Tomcat to use LDAP authentication and point it at my
company's LDAP server.
   * Create my own repository.xml file which points to my AccessManager
implementation (which goes to my company's SingleSignOn service for
authorization).
   * Set the repository home directory, where all the working files will
be placed and the location of the repository.xml file. Ideally, this
would be done in JNDI.

If I have to put together my own Jackrabbit .war file, I consider that I
have my "developer" hat on when I only really want to have my
"Jackrabbit user" hat on.

Regards,
Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: Marcel Reutegger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 4:25 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Overriding the repository home and config location doesn't
work in Tomcat

Boden, David wrote:
> The .war deployment documentation
> http://jackrabbit.apache.org/doc/deploy/howto-model1.html doesn't 
> quite work for me. The Tomcat resource that I setup doesn't cause the 
> repository home or the repository config xml file settings to be 
> updated.
>  
> I'd appreciate some feedback if someone has experienced the same 
> teething problems. Maybe a spelling mistake in the documentation? Does

> anyone have this simple use case working successfully?
>  
> Question details are posted here:
> http://wiki.apache.org/jackrabbit/QuestionsAndAnswers

Please do not use the wiki to just post just the question. rather ask on
the mailing list and then put both question and answer on the wiki.
Thanks.

But anyway, the answer is now on the wiki ;)

regards
  marcel


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