On Dec 4, 2006, at 8:16 AM, Vincent Massol wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm curious to understand the differences between the tomcat m2
plugin and
the cargo m2 plugin. Are they doing the same thing? If not, could
this be
re-incorporated in the cargo plugin? Also do you know why would
users pick,
say, the tomcat plugin over the cargo plugin? Is the configuration
simpler,
etc?
This is all driven by a desire to improve Cargo. I'm just curious
to see how
we could make it even better.
Also, I see lot of work duplication between what we do in cargo and
what is
done on the various container specific plugins in m2. That's a pity
as we
could work together on this I guess.
Hi Vincent,
I recently started using the tomcat plugin for a large open source
project. I wanted to provide a simple way for developers to run
tomcat via maven to debug and/or test web changes that they had made
to our web interface. My goals was to run an embedded tomcat
instance that launched our webapp. I attempted to use the cargo
plugin before using the tomcat plugin, but I could not find a simple
way to set up embedded tomcat. The issue I had was which tomcat jars
I needed in order to launch the embedded code.
I would happily make use of the cargo plugin but could see a
simple way of making this happen,
Matt
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