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Subject: tomcat connector
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 09:25:23 -0800
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From: "Alice \(Wong\) Ng" <awong@expedia.com>
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Hey tomcat-user,

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We are trying to use tomcat connector to make IIS talk to tomcat. =20

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Recently we have run into a couple issues with the tomcat connector.  We
are running into deployment issues where simply placing it on a box is
not behaving like we want it to.  I thought this was more of a one time
thing, but sometimes we have to restart IIS multiple times before the
DLL is loaded.  This of course would be very, very bad. =20

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Our question will be if there is tomcat connector is working properly
with IIS, and if it can scale in production level environment?

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Thanks,

:0) Alice

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