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Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2008 09:20:58 +0100
From: Mark Thomas <markt@apache.org>
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Pablo Lopez wrote:
> It appears this could be done through virtual hosting and appbase settings
> but this is way beyond my knowledge and I�m just architecting the solution.
> I know we'll have to get a Tomcat expert in at some point in the future but
> just wondered if I'm going down the right or wrong road here.

The danger with this approach is that all instances share a JVM so there is 
scope for interference.

> Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated and apologies if I got all
> of the terminology wrong.
I'd use multiple Tomcat instances. There is still scope for resource 
conflicts at the machine level but there is far less chance of conflict.

Mark


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