Hi,
I would ask to you if is possible to set a java system.property for
a web application by web.xml file application.
Thanks.
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Davide Ing. Frigerio
Wise-Lab S.r.l.
c/o Polo Regionale di Como - Politecnico di Milano
P.le Gerbetto, 6
Hi,
I toyed with similar ideas for a long time (I even had once an intern
whip something up), however, there are a number of drawbacks:
- different versions. The osjava variant tries to get this right by
allowing the user to choose the versions.
- inter-project links. Phils' variant builds
Hi,
I would you like to know if it is possibile in Tomcat to share the
same directory between two different web application?
Thanks,
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Davide Ing. Frigerio
Wise-Lab S.r.l.
c/o Polo Regionale di Como - Politecnico di Milano
P.le
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Henning Schmiedehausen wrote:
Hi,
I toyed with similar ideas for a long time (I even had once an intern
whip something up), however, there are a number of drawbacks:
- different versions. The osjava variant tries to get this right by
allowing the user to choose the
This question would be better asked on the tomcat-user mailing list...
On 24/08/05, Davide Frigerio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would you like to know if it is possibile in Tomcat to share the
same directory between two different web application?
Thanks,
--
This question would be better asked on the tomcat-user mailing list...
On 24/08/05, Davide Frigerio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would ask to you if is possible to set a java system.property for
a web application by web.xml file application.
Thanks.
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Henri Yandell wrote:
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Henning Schmiedehausen wrote:
Hi,
I toyed with similar ideas for a long time (I even had once an intern
whip something up), however, there are a number of drawbacks:
- different versions. The osjava variant tries to get this right by
allowing the
Sorry, should be
http://people.apache.org/~psteitz/apidocs/maven.xml
-Phil
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On Wed, 24 Aug 2005, Phil Steitz wrote:
Henri Yandell wrote:
Nicest would be to do this in maven.xml; have it automatically know the
structure of the local javadoc tree and link the dependencies in. Easiest
is to just hack each one into the project.properties.
I got the single big