Rainer Jung wrote:
But: why do you plan to use different Hosts in Tomcat at all? Unless you
need to set Host based settings for different webapps to different
values or you want to deploy different webapps under the same name, you
can put all webapps into the default Host.
Or do you use multiple ROOT contexts?
I'm implementing Tomcat in a fairly untraditional way - by making it
perform like JRun does with Adobe's ColdFusion Server.
Basically, I've installed OpenBD into Tomcat so that it can process CFM
files a lot like it does with JSP files. (There are differences, of
course). The idea is to make the learning curve for using OpenBD as
small as possible for anyone attempting to use OpenBD.
There is some documentation about it here:
http://wiki.openbluedragon.org/wiki/index.php/OpenBD_Installer
The only "odd" thing that CFML programmers have to do is update the
server.xml file with their hosts. If they don't, Tomcat won't process
the CFML files like it should. I was just exploring if it was possible
to have that management aspect go away.
I like Java. I like CFML. This is just one way I'm trying to bring those
two worlds together. ;)
Warm regards,
Jordan Michaels
Vivio Technologies
http://www.viviotech.net/
Open BlueDragon Steering Committee
Adobe Solution Provider
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