Mark, On 5/7/13 8:54 AM, Mark Thomas wrote: > In an attempt to improve the situation, I have tried to document a > proposed expected behaviour [4].
Cool. Two question: 1. What is the difference between "Y/N" and "-" in a column? Y/N seems to mean "does not matter". Does "-" mean "does not apply"? If both WAR=Y and DIR=Y (column headers, not row headers) which takes precedence? 2. Does the order of your table indicate precedence -- for example, we "prefer" XML to, say, WAR or DIR, right? If so, that indicates that we prefer "WAR" to "DIR" but above the table you say "If both a WAR and a DIR are available for a web application, Tomcat will serve content from the DIR." which indicates the opposite. Perhaps the rows in the table could be re-ordered to indicate the order in which Tomcat checks for those artifacts -- stopping at the first one found and processing according to the rules you are trying to express. Thanks, -chris
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