HUGE apologies, Pid! I had no idea that a changed subject would keep my email in a previous thread. I saw no visible
connection to your thread, I didn't know that my email client (Thunderbird) would pass the reference to your thread back
in the email header. I'll be sure to start a fresh thread in the future, very embarrassing. Believe me, no thread
hijacking was intended, it was just mailing list incompetence. (I also have no idea how to pull that reference from
this reply, sorry.)
And thanks for the tip, Mark, I'll give multiple Tomcat instances a try, I guess that's pretty obvious, I was trying to
reduce the overhead of updates by running a single container. And I thought that having 30-odd Tomcat instances (or
whatever) would be a much larger drain on resources than a single Tomcat instance with 30 hosts; sounds like it isn't.
And more memory - yes. I'll get those servers up to 8 GB each. But what I was looking for was a reference to some sort
of multi-context multi-host "HOW-TO", which I'm guessing does not exist. I don't want to ask you folks to get into the
details of my specific situation, that's my job.
On 9/29/2011 1:19 AM, Pid wrote:
All of which is splendid, but it would've been better if you hadn't
hijacked the "Incorporating changes& compiling Tomcat" thread by
replying to my last message& editing the subject& body.
Please start a new thread instead, in future.
p
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org
For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
