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Is it possible to configure ApJServAction settings on a per-zone
basis? That may not be a correct question. The docs and FAQ don't say
it's impossible, but they don't give any recipes either: ApJServAction
sets the handler to a class in a specific zone, so does this imply the
repository available to that handler (ie Cocoon or JSP or whatever)
are determined by that Zone? I'm getting confused because the
"servlet.xxx.initArgs" for these handlers can be defined in the zone
file, and that suggests there may be a way for different zones to have
different handler configurations.
Let me ask the question more directly.
I need to configure ApJServActions differently for different ISP
customers, and want to do so without running seperate JVMs for each of
them. For example, I need to let them include their own beans in JSP
pages (ie they have different classpaths) or to set their Cocoon
properties differently; this seems related to zone mounting, but maybe
it has nothing to do with zone mounting.
Can I give different virtual webservers their own unique instances of
ApJServActions and configure these differently within the zone
property files?
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