On 28/09/2022 18:36, jonmcalexan...@wellsfargo.com.INVALID wrote:
Ok, this is a silly off-topic question, but is there an underlying reason that
the wrapper exe files for Windows Tomcat do not reflect the same file version
as the implementation version found in the manifest of the bootstrap.jar? That
version info matching the release version of the Tomcat release? I understand
if these wrappers aren't recompiled each release, but if they are, why not make
the versions reflect the Tomcat release?
This seems to throw a loop at 3rd party software discovery tools such as
BigFix, ServiceNow, etc., as well as normalizations performed by vendors like
Flexera.
Those files are renamed Procrun files from Commons Daemon.
The filesare never compiled as part of a Tomcat release (we use the
binaries from Commons Daemon) but they can be renamed to anything you
want but note the next point.
The file name reflects the default service name so you don't have to
specify the service name every time you call the executables.
The default service name is TomcatX where X is the major version. This
allows the service name to stay the same across minor and point release
upgrades. Renaming the service every time you upgrade is likely to cause
other issues - e.g. for software monitoring the service.
Other naming schemes are possible. The current scheme seems to provide a
reasonable solution for the majority of users. That said, if the
community disagrees, it can always be changed.
Mark
Just curious.
Thank you for your time.
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