Hello all, I have a quick question concerning the crosscontext attribute. I have two webapps that need to work together, via one app obtaining the ServletContext for the other. I understand that I need to set the crosscontext attribute of the Context to 'true' in order for getContext() to work correctly..
However, I am relying (currently) on Tomcat's auto-deployment of war files, to deploy my apps. So I'm wondering, is there a way to tell Tomcat to make the crosscontext attribute, of the Context of the auto-deployed app, equal true? Or am I forced to manually configure the <Context> element in server.xml if I want to enforce that setting?
Thanks,
Phillip Rhodes
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