On 4/27/12 4:27 AM, André Warnier wrote:
It seems that you have already most of the parts done, and are just
missing the "persistent" part of the entries in server.xml.
It would seem like a fairly easy task, with a bit of scripting, to have
a template server.xml with some kind of an "include" ta
Dave Shevett wrote:
Hey folks - I've gotten great help on the list before, I'm looking for
some guidance on how to approach this...
I have a hosted service that deploys / provisions vhosts running a
prepackaged .war app. I'd like to be able to 'spin up' a vhost on the
fly, without restarting
Dave,
I don't know if this will help you, but I've done some work in this area
that you may find useful.
In my case, I needed a way to create a Tomcat context based on sites
that are already configured in Apache. This way, a client could use a
control panel to create sites in Apache, and the
> From: Dave Shevett [mailto:shev...@homeport.org]
> Subject: "High Level" question. Managing dynamic vhost deployments...
> I'd like to be able to 'spin up' a vhost on the fly,
> without restarting tomcat.
Look at the host-manager (not the manager) webapp that comes bundled with real
Tomcat di
