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I really need the server up all the time, it could be in a position where
users will be configuring servlets through a web interface. Plus I will be
adding users to the system using a web interface, and will need the zones
set up automatically, and Apache needs to know about them almost instantly.
regards
Robert Keith
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From: Viehl Clemens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 12:41 PM
To: 'Java Apache Users'
Subject: AW: Configuring Multiple Servlet Zones
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> The problem I have is this, lets say a new user starts with
> my company, he /
> she is going to develop servlets, so I create a zone etc for
> her, however I
> can't take the server down every five minutes to ensure that
> all users have
> servlet zone, since many others will be developing on the same server.
>
> Any ideas on doing this without restarting apache.
Hello!
Create a few servlet zones to play with.
But do you REALLY want beginners (like me) run their serlets on your 'must
be uptime all the year' server????
Every new user (developer?) should install apache & JServ on his local
machine. So he will also learn about the installation & configuration of
webservers.
Just my thoughts about that..
Regards
Clemens Viehl
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