Hey Shawn, On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 5:58 PM, NEW IT <newi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> André, Chris and Neven, > > > Sorry for the late response. Got stuck on other project and just come > back now to read all > your awesome helpful advices! > > You are welcome! > Neven, I got to try your "pseudocode". They are really detailed > written and well explained. A little bit extra trouble in my situation > is that I need to test the Java project with different version of > Eclipses; hence, with different setting of Tomcat within the Eclipse > (not a choice of mine) But with all your help I should be more than > half way there. > It would help if you describe your deployment process in a bit more detail, so we can give you more relevant ideas how to handle your environment. If I deploy straight in Eclipse, I don't even bother creating startup scripts from outside, I do everything from inside Eclipse. I create various "Server Runtime" configurations, e.g. Tomcat, Jetty, JBoss AS, etc... The only thing you need to worry about is the port numbers collisions, as described earlier (e.g. Tomcat's server.xml default ports: 8005, 8009, 8080, 8443). Try to describe in more detail exactly what your requirements are for this environment, what your goals are, how do you deploy applications to Tomcat instances, etc... > Thank you and you all have a good weekend! > > > Truly, > Shawn > > > Cheers! Neven PS. Try not to TOP-POST (mailing list format reads better with your comments under the quoted text). If using GMAIL, when replying - click on those three dots ... to expand the quoted text, and inline your comments, remove non-relevant quoted text. For more details - see http://tomcat.apache.org/lists.html item #6 in the Important notes!
