OK. I understand the separation point. I think as long as I can start
separate instances by referencing a separate server.xml file, I'll do it
that way. If I need to upgrade one web app, then I can split it out
then.
Thanks for the input. It's appreciated.
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On Wed, 2004-12-01 at 09:05, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
> Hi,
> Both Tim's and QM's approaches are viable, and I use them as well under
> certain circumstances. But by default I just have completely separate
> Tomcat installations. The only things they might share are the
> hardware, OS, and JDK, depending on the requirements. So while the
> CATALINA_BASE splitting is possible, I don't actually do it in practice.
>
> The motivation for me is complete separation, so that if one application
> requires a Tomcat upgrade it can be done separately from others. But
> then again I'm somewhat of a fanatic when it comes to webapp
> self-containment. (Although it's served me well).
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