="false">
crossContext="true">
You need to specify docBase which is your application's doc root in
element in ROOT.xml. e.g.
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> From: Jake Alley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Context information outside of server.xml
>
> I've read that META-INF/context.xml only works with WAR files
Not true; META-INF/context.xml works fine with expanded webapps.
> I'm puting the info in conf/Catali
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Jake,
Jake Alley wrote:
> I've read that META-INF/context.xml only works with WAR files, and I
> don't use those.
Nope. If you are using auto-deploy (will do WAR files or directories),
then TC will respect the META-INF/context.xml file in either case
You need to specify docBase which is your application's doc root in
element in ROOT.xml. e.g.
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I'm trying to rework my server.xml file s
I'm trying to rework my server.xml file so that the context info can be
reloaded without restarting the entire server. As far as I can tell this
involves putting the context information in a file outside of server.xml. I've
read that META-INF/context.xml only works with WAR files, and I don't
