Xavier Franc wrote: > > But it is probably worth ensuring Qizx Server is deployable > > on Ubuntu Server, in the Tomcat shipped with the system. And > > by extension on all Debian-packages-based systems, they are > > kind of usual ;-)
> Very strange. There is nothing special in the qizx webapp. > Does Tomcat/Ubuntu really work [on other webapps]? Yes, I use it for instance for my websites for EXPath and H2O Consulting. But I already encountered some issues because of dynamic class loading. I am not an expert in Java Security nor Tomcat Security Manager, but I think that depends how you define "something special in a webapp", and I think using the class loader is something special yet, which is likely to fail in most production environments, where the security level is usually higher. As far as I know, the Debian package just sets the security level quite high by default. And without documenting precisely those policies (or at least the doc is not easily accessible) :-( Hope that helps, -- Florent Georges http://fgeorges.org/ -- Qizx Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/qizx-support
