beware that something like this could happen.
I gave a rm -r on the htdocs folder in the production server and found that
some folders in the main server got deleted. someone had just linked a
directory instead of copying it!

Nagarajan

On Tuesday 21 May 2002 19:17, you wrote:
> Under tomcat 4 webapps, I have an authorization app which contains JSPs to
> do login for other apps. I am using a simbolic link(on Unix box) to
> authorization app's JSPs so each app won't have to jump context and still
> share the authorization app's JSPs.
>
> I was told by network administrator that simbolic link is bad for
> scalability. Is it true?
>
> But since I need to store some user info in the session after login, I
> couldn't jump servlet contexts. That is why I use simbolic link. By using
> simbolic link, several apps can share common JSP pages.
>
> But our network administrator still refuse to do so. He said resources in
> one context shouldn't be available for other apps for security reasons. Is
> it true?
>
> All I want is to share jsp pages by many servlet contexts. Can anybody give
> me advice?
>
> Thanks
>
> Frank Shen
> Software Developer
>
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