For anyone who's experiencing this, here's what's happening: ContextConfig.java contains a method called "antiLocking" that tests to see if your context in server.xml has "antiResourceLocking=true". If it does, it creates a new directory calculated by 'deploymentCount++ + "-" + docBase ' in the temp directory. That's why I was seeing subdirs in temp called "0-ROOT" and "1-ROOT"...
It turns out I had set "antiResourceLocking=true" thinking it would help performance when it was previously set to false. If Tomcat wasn't an open source project, I wouldn't have figured this out by examining the source code and probably would have never figured it out. Don't you love OSS!? -Bob --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
