Hello!

We started developing an application in JBoss2.4.4 w/ Tomcat 3.2.3. We have
a file (NS_Ref from the JacORB implementation) that we used to put on the
JBoss-2.4.4_Tomcat-3.2.3/tomcat/webapps/ROOT so that it would be available
to remote clients.

When we moved to 2.4.6 w/ 4.0.3, we stepped on the problem that contexts
defined on the catalina/webapps/ aren't exposed.

As the NS_Ref is a file generated by JacORB everytime the Naming Service is
launched, we can't bundle it on a .war file to be deployed on a context.

We tryed adding a symbolic link to the war file pointing to the NS_Ref file
on the filesystem, but when we to the jar uf file.war NS_Ref, the file the
link points to is added instead of the link itself.

We are running out of ideas and not exposing this file would really be a
draw back on our work. Going back to 2.4.4 with 3.2.3 is not an option as
3.2.3 does not perform well under load and 4.0.3 does (this was verified on
a previous work we did with a stand-alone Tomcat implementation).

Can anyone shed some new light for us? How can we expose the file?

Thank you in advance!

Duarte Loreto

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