Hi Lessie
Bugzilla is not a Java based Web App, it is build Perl/CGI, therefore you
need a web server which can parse these requests, map and execute them.
Recently JBoss announced JBoss Web which allows you to do exactly that
along with running Tomcat.
You can also run PHP and .Net.
Have a look at:
http://labs.jboss.com/portal/index.html?ctrl:id=page.default.info&project=jbossweb
Hopes this helps.
With Best Regards
Bruno Georges
Glencore International AG
Tel. +41 41 709 3204
Fax +41 41 709 3000
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Greetings everyone.
I am relatively new and loving Java—Tomcat—Linux—all of it! But being new,
well… please bear with me if I ramble…
Situation:
Due to the nature of our ecommerce software, we do not run Apache.
I have only found one other post here regarding a Bugzilla on Tomcat
install, and the response was most disappointing—as well as a few years
ago.
So, I present the question again…
Has someone tried to install Bugzilla on a straight Tomcat server?
Our box serves 5 separate IPs
3 are ecommerce sites
1 is an ftp area
1 is for development and tools, such as Bugzilla.
I intend to use Bugzilla to help track issues on each of the ecommerce
websites as well as development bugs for new ecommerce solutions.
Complete Environment:
Linux 2.6.9
MySQL 5.0.20
Tomcat 5.5.16
Bugzilla 2.22 (this is what I want!)
Bugzilla’s ./checksetup.pl ran well and I installed the PERL stuff it
needed. J
Then I went to activate the cgi components of Tomcat.
I have read through the files and did uncomment the cgi servelet and
mapping in the web.xml for Tomcat, then realized that is a global setting –
I only want it to work for Bugzilla. So I went ahead and created a WEB-INF
directory, made a new web.xml. I also set up a context file in the
CATALINA/hosts as I did for my ecommerce sites.
But I am confused. Bugzilla is cgi… will the Tomcat even recognize it?
My Tomcat manager does see the Bugzilla directory as I placed it in the
MYDIR/ipstring/webapps directory, however it does not run (obviously, is
not Java!). When I try to “run it” I get this:
FAIL - Application at context path /bugzilla could not be started
Ok, I can deal with that as Bugzilla is not java.
I go to my webbrowser, and it does not come up.
Am I barking up the wrong tree? Should I seek a more java-esq bug tracker?
Is there one?
Helpful advice would be greatly appreciated.
Mahalo.
LessZoa
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