On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 12:46:21PM -0800, Glenn Little wrote: > One last thing I'm puzzled about. Is there a way to do something > similar with <Connector> definitions? The Ubuntu/tomcat6 install > comes with the AJP connector line commented out. I can get cfengine > to edit the file and put that line in the right place, but it's fiddly > and not particularly robust. Much better would be if I could do > something similar to the context fragments and just plop a > "local_connectors.xml" file somewhere.
I've never come across such a feature. I just looked again. It looks to me as though it should be a feature of the Service object, if it existed, but alas no such feature is mentioned. > One last question... I may have missed a source of docs, but in the > dspace documentation I've been reading (mostly wiki.duraspace.org and > random googled blogs and pages) I have not yet run across the > information we've covered above. Is there another location I should > be looking at? The Tomcat documentation. DSpace doc.s really shouldn't go into a lot of deep detail about Tomcat (let alone Jetty, Resin, etc.) and tend to concentrate on the simplest setup that works. Possibly they could make a stronger point that "there is much more you can do if you have special needs -- see the Tomcat project _here_ for full details." I should trawl the wiki and see if there's a page on "fancier Tomcat setups". If not, I should start one. Doing these things for DSpace is more in the nature of lore than formal documentation, and IMHO ought to be separate. > Thanks again... this really helped me get up and running. Great news! -- Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer mw...@iupui.edu Asking whether markets are efficient is like asking whether people are smart.
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