Hi Mark,
You are quite right, I am out of date. I hadn't realised that 'ant
fresh_install' now creates a webapps directory, copies over all the
webapps, and changes the ${dspace-dir} variable in the process. I had
pointed Tomcat directly at the build directory which holds an
unadulterated version of web.xml, doh! A mystery solved.
Thanks.
Quoting "Mark H. Wood" <[email protected]>:
> ['mvn package' doesn't filter ${dspace.dir} into various 'web.xml's
> when following published 1.5.2 instructions.]
>
> Doesn't that job belong to 'ant fresh_install' or 'ant update'? I've
> never defined dspace.dir to Maven and yet the final installation has
> the parameters fixed up.
>
> I was under the impression that Maven shouldn't need to know anything
> about your runtime configuration.
>
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>
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