Windows 2008 64-bit Java 1.6.0_16 32-bit Tomcat 6.0.33 Greetings I'm having some difficulties with the above environment and setting unpackWARs = "false" antiResourceLocking = "true" with apps packaged as WAR files. It appears that Tomcat is attempting to copy the WAR from the $CATALINA_HOME/webapps directory to the $CATALINA_HOME/temp directory without the .war extension (e.g., original docBase is $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/example.war and a new docBase of $CATALINA_HOME/temp/1-example ). Is my understanding that with the unpackWARs setting set to false, Tomcat just runs directly from the .war? Additionally, with the antiResourceLocking set to "true", given the above assumption, would it be that Tomcat runs the app from a .war copied wholesale to the temp directory? If so, it appears that line 973 in ContextConfig.java method antiLocking never evaluates correctly because the docBase gets set to the value of path on line 969, which removes the .war extension so the file ends up being $CATALINA_HOME/temp/1-example instead of 1-example.war. Additionally, applications with sub-context paths (e.g., foo#bar.war) never get deployed to temp correctly with antiResourceLocking="true" regardless of the unpackWARs setting because of the above scenario and because the docBase gets set to the context path in the antiLocking method which converts the # separator to /. There appears to be a fix on line 882 of fixDocBase that converts the / character to # in the path but that doesn't make it to the antiLocking method. Please advise if I my understandings/assumptions are incorrect and if so, how I might configure Tomcat correctly to run a war without unpacking and locking resources. I am also happy to submit a bug report if needed. Thanks in advance Justin Miller
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