On Mon, Apr 28, 2025 at 9:32 AM Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org> wrote:
> > On 28/04/2025 14:05, A Name wrote: > > > We are looking at adding a second instance of our app (named > differently -- > > > myappA and myappB) to our Tomcat 9. We currently have the app > installed at > > > a number of customer locations, we are looking at dropping 1 app > > > > > > Currently, our database connections are established inside the GLOBAL > > > web.xml in /conf/web.xml - and have been forever. This was a design > > > decision made long ago - that way the app doesn't have a separate > > > configuration for each location - it is the same app WAR file, and the > > > connections are established at the server. > > > > > > Our customer doesn't want any code changes - is there a way to have > some > > > sort of conditional statements in the web.xml? > > > > No. > > > > > Or if we set it up so Tomcat is hosting 2 sites (www.sitea.com/myapp > and > > > www.siteb.com/myapp) and have the global web.xml with different > settings > > > based on host/site? > > > > No. > > > > Sorry. Global is global. > > > > Mark > > > OK - I "knew" that would be the answer but felt I should kick over the rock and look just in case. Thanks for the quick and polite response.
