| Each war deployed in tomcat runs with its own classloader, so as long as WOServletAdaptor is in a jar inside of your war, it will be loaded in its own classloader context and will have its own "copy" of static fields. If, however, WOServletAdaptor is loaded in the TOMCAT classloader (i.e. in tomcat's top level classpath), then you're in for a rough ride.
ms On Dec 30, 2005, at 11:13 AM, Neale Patton wrote: Has anyone on this list successfully managed to deploy two distinct WebObjects applications in the same container? Unsurprisingly the official documentation is scant in this regard and the only reference to this seems to imply that it can be done.
However what concerns me is not system properties but more the role of WOServletAdaptor in the request handling.
It seems from the javadoc that WOServletAdaptor is not intended to be subclassed and as such makes extensive use of static members. What troubles me the most is that the WOApplication object is accessed via a static method. If the WOApplication instance is a static member of WOServletAdaptor and WOServletAdaptor cannot be subclassed how on earth can we have multiple distinct WO applications running in the same container? I hope I'm missing something obvious.
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