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Tomcat Users -

We are distributing a servlet application that relies on the =
application's
<Context> element's 'cross-context' attribute to be set to 'true'.  Is =
it
possible to set the 'cross-context' in the application's web.xml? This =
would
simplify the configuring of this application for clients as the value =
could
come already configured.=20

Eric Murphy
Software Developer (NFIS)

erimurph@pfc.forestry.ca
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fax / t=E9l=E9copieur 250-363-6004

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