Hi,
I tried it with VirtualWebappLoader -- but failed (like others too):
See here:
http://www.nabble.com/Exception-when-deploying-with-VirtualWebappLoader-tc19858032.html
Any hint?
Thanks,
Fritz
markt-2 wrote:
>
> fritzdimmel wrote:
>> Sorry,
>> I wasn't clear enough:
>>
>> I'd like to have
fritzdimmel wrote:
> Sorry,
> I wasn't clear enough:
>
> I'd like to have a per-webapp classpath addition.
> I want to have my .properties file outside the WAR. To get this, it would be
> great to have the location of my properties file in the classpath.
> As I understand, in the .xml I can't ove
Sorry,
I wasn't clear enough:
I'd like to have a per-webapp classpath addition.
I want to have my .properties file outside the WAR. To get this, it would be
great to have the location of my properties file in the classpath.
As I understand, in the .xml I can't override properties from a
.propert
fritzdimmel wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks a lot! This was the solution to my problem.
>
> I've another questions regarding WAR-specific configuration:
> Is it possible to:
> -) configure CLASSPATH extensions to single WAR files (maybe directly in
> this config file (cont/Catalina//.xml))
Not without custo
Hi,
Thanks a lot! This was the solution to my problem.
I've another questions regarding WAR-specific configuration:
Is it possible to:
-) configure CLASSPATH extensions to single WAR files (maybe directly in
this config file (cont/Catalina//.xml))
-) do configuration settings to override configs
> From: fritzdimmel [mailto:friedrich.dim...@siemens.com]
> Subject: Change the deployment path to another name than the .WARs name
>
> I'd like to deploy a WAR file to my Tomcat Server (6.0.20) and
> Tomcat should deploy it to another directory.
1) Place the .war file *outside* of the 's appBas
fritzdimmel schrieb:
I'd like to define somewhere (context.xml or server.xml??), to
take a WAR called mywebapp.war and deploy it to the folder
webapps/xyz.
Browse to the Tomcat docs on the context [1], read at least the
introduction and the section on "Common Attributes". Note that
Context/@pa