> Tomcat doesn't create these; the developer (or administrator) does. You
> have the choice of placing environment entries in either location. IIRC,
> the ones in the <Context> element will supersede the ones in web.xml,
> allowing the administrator to replace any the developer set without the
> need of updating the original .war file.
>
Thanks again Chuck.
I'm dealing with one application deployed in 3 different environments
(develop,test,live). So it's definitely an advantage to modify the env
entries without updating the war file. So if it's not bad practice I want to
keep the env entries in the localhost/myapp.xml file ONLY. I just wanted to
make sure there wasn't some other reason why it would be a bad idea to
remove them from web.xml.
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