> -Message d'origine-
> De: Jarecsni János [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Date: vendredi 8 février 2002 11:30
> Ŕ: JBoss-List
> Objet: [JBoss-user] Configuring embedded Catalina
>
>
> Hi,
>
> since I have to integrate JBoss with Apache I have to
> configure the embedded
> tomcat service to emit the AJP configuration for Apache. The
> only question
> is HOW? (I know fairly well how to do this with standalone
> catalina). I
> inserted the following in my jboss.jcml
>
> name="DefaultDomain:service=EmbeddedTomcat">
>
> file:/JBoss-2.4.4_Tomcat-4.0.2b/catalina/conf/server.xml
>
>
>
> It had absolutely no effect. (The server.xml in catalina's
> conf directory
> has the necessary tags, which work well if I run
> Catalina stand
> alone.)
the content of "Config" attribute (not configuration) is not an URL but
an XML tree, with a single root element...
as you seems to already know, server.xml is not read in jboss244+catalina
in official jboss244+catalina only connector, connector/factory
and server/service/connector/listener are interpreted...
the rest is ignored without any warning.
so you may be able to do what you want by
note also that the default http conector still exists, since there is
no way in standard jboss244 to remove the implicit connector created
before the Config attribute
I've proposed a patch to extend the kind of supported tags
(engine, hosts, valve, connector/listener instead of
server/service/connector/listener ).
it also gives an option not to creat the implicit connector
and depend fully on the Config attribute and embedded Connector tags.
I can send you source and even the binary catalina-engine.jar
so that you can use it on a binary distrib.
I'll check soon wether I can do what you propose, but I think
it is the case. otherwise I'll add one more function to
my patch.
could you send here the server.xml which you want to imitate,
so I can respond with a valid mbean config, and maybe even test it here...
> I tried this because I saw this is how you'd
> configure Jetty (using
> the tag with a file URI pointing to the config
> file for Jetty).
you give me an idea...
to have an indirect < Attribute
name="ConfigFile">../conf/catalina/catalina-service.xml
or < Attribute
name="ConfigUrl">http://config.cluster.corp.com/catalina-service.xml
< Attribute
name="ConfigRessource">org/jboss/catalina/catalina-service.xml>
or otherwise have something like
< Attribute name="Config">
< Attribute name="Config">http://config.cluster.corp.com/catalina-service.xml"/>
< Attribute name="Config">
or maybe through process instruction
or entity ... but I have few knowledge on entity inclusion...
> Hope someone know how to do it :)
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