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Mario Splivalo wrote:
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> 
> Thnx! Yes, apps need to be separate, it's just that they're the same. I 
> have separate configurations, logs, everything set up.
> 
> But, now, I'm wondering, since I'll be having dozens of the same 
> applications, I'd like to automate deploying using war files. In that 
> case, having separate war file for each instance forces me to have 
> several same docBase directories?
> 
Can you maybe explain why you need to have dozens of instances of the 
same webapp ?
There might be other forms of configuring Tomcat to achieve the same 
goals in an easier way.


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