>
> > So the <contextManager> home is what really must exist - that's what
> > DefaultCMSetter is checking.
>
> Right now I think we are checking for tomcat.home - which is
> the install
> directory.
>
Sorry, my mistake again - I see that both homes are "ContextManager" home,
only one is getHome() and the other is getTomcatHome().
>
> > The thing that worries me about using "defaults" is that
> your application
> > then may behave differently on another servlet
> 2.2-compliant server. Of
> > course, there is some server-specific information such as
> the JSPServlet,
> > but things like MIME types are application-specific rather than
> > server-specific and I believe these should be present in every web
> > application's DD to ensure full cross-server portability.
> So I think that
> > the only information in the default DD should be what is really
> > server-specific.
>
> It's a specification problem. I agree with you - but I can't
> do anything,
> I have to implement whatever is specified.
> Send feedback to the spec.
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