I am new to the apache/tomcat environment. I have been developing
web-apps using resin as http and servlet container....so....
from what I have seen we have to add an entry to the httpd.conf file
denoting the web-app. so you can't "auto-deploy". Is this correct?
The apache/tomcat environment seems to be more easily "hosed up" (to use
a technical term) by the users apps. When using just tomcat the users
can remove their webapps and redeploy them without shutting down tomcat.
I can't get the manager app to deploy and remove webapps from
tomcat when using apache as the http and tomcat as the servlet container.
The manager will start and stop web apps but not install and remove
them. It seems to work... but the web app does not work. I posted a
message about this but didn't get a response.
Thanks
Mark
Micael Padraig Og mac Grene wrote:
> Why does the use of Apache preclude installing and so on web apps?
>
> At 12:54 PM 2/6/02 -0700, you wrote:
>
>> I have a friend that is hosting a apache/tomcat machine for a couple
>> of people.
>>
>> We are running apache and tomcat 4.0.1
>>
>> Does anyone know a resource for information on how to set this
>> environment up so that each user can manage his/her webapps within
>> tomcat. We cannot restart tomcat (no password) and it is a pain to
>> email our friend and have him do it all the time. Plus restarting
>> tomcat shuts everyone else down :-(
>>
>> We are using manager but we can't redeploy because of apache as the
>> web server. We can't add new web apps for this reason also.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Mark
>>
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