Marc Farrow wrote:
Yes. The exact same contents that you want to appear in your
webapp.xmlfile.
And you may ommit "path" attribute if you place context.xml under
META-INF directory. Path will be guessed from war filename.
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Mikolaj Rydzewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>http://ceti.pl/~m
Yes. The exact same contents that you want to appear in your webapp.xmlfile.
On 9/12/06, Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thank you marc.
so I place it under META-INF and name it context.xml?
The content is the same, right?
I'm using autodeploy, by simply copying the new .WAR file
thank you marc.
so I place it under META-INF and name it context.xml?
The content is the same, right?
I'm using autodeploy, by simply copying the new .WAR file in the
webapps directory (its only for testing though).
thanx
leon
On 9/12/06, Marc Farrow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How are you rede
How are you redeploying it? If you are deploying with a *.war and the
Tomcat manager application (not sure about "auto deploy" and other clients),
then you can place your information in your context.xml file under your
/webappname/META-INF/ directory. Then when the war is deployed, the
informat
Hi,
I noticed that my context definition file
(conf/Catalina/localhost/webapp.xml) is getting deleted over war file
redeploy.
Is there a way to prevent tomcat from deleting it?
regards
Leon
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