ok so at the end of the day you are in favor of one instance of tomcat
per application...
I think i will adapt this solution since although you can restart an
application from tomcat's manager, i have the feeling that a "corrupted"
jvm will not "clear" correctly...
Regarding the virtual hos
Leonidas Papadakis wrote:
Also if apart from the dependency libraries, if you gather all your
classes in a jar file isn't it easier to overwrite one file so that all
apps will receive the update at once ?
In our case we rarely want each instance to be updated at the same time.
We're typical
Dear Gary,
thanks for your answer.
Actually my main concern is memory usage. I recently had
java.lang.OutOfMemory issues when i had in total 7 similar apps.
Unfortunately i had java 1.4.2. + tomcat 5.0.28 that made difficult to
run a profiler. I switched to java 6 + tomcat 5.5.25 and the syst
Leonidas Papadakis wrote:
Greetings to all,
i have the following scenario. I want to deploy 5 apps that have exactly
the same classes (in jars). Only db access, static files and property
files change. In short all WEB-INF/lib jar files are the same. So the
question is : option1) If i put the
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