On 5/21/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
: I just wanted to make sure that JNDI was really the right way to go...
: Using those Context xml files in Catalina/localhost would also work
: with init-params AFAIK.
Aren't init-params and context-params required to be specified in
the w
: I just wanted to make sure that JNDI was really the right way to go...
: Using those Context xml files in Catalina/localhost would also work
: with init-params AFAIK.
Aren't init-params and context-params required to be specified in
the web.xml?
: Is r/o JINDI really required by the servlet sp
I just wanted to make sure that JNDI was really the right way to go...
Using those Context xml files in Catalina/localhost would also work
with init-params AFAIK.
Is r/o JINDI really required by the servlet spec? I just looked at
the 2.4 servlet spec, and it's not clear to me. See "encouraged,
+1 as well, looks reasonable.
Yoav
On 5/21/06, Chris Hostetter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't had a chance to try it out, but the diff makes sense.
: If this seems fine with everyone, we can create a Wiki topic and let
: people on solr-user know.
+1
-Hoss
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Yoav Shapira
Nimale
I haven't had a chance to try it out, but the diff makes sense.
: If this seems fine with everyone, we can create a Wiki topic and let
: people on solr-user know.
+1
-Hoss
I just checked in an implementation that allows for multiple Solr webapps.
It currently works for Tomcat (I tried 5.5.17), but I have no idea how
to get it to work with Jetty...
I used JNDI and Tomcat context fragments
Just put a context fragment file under $CATALINA_HOME/conf/Catalina/localh
