Massimo Lusetti wrote
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> So do you manage ram and server settings for each tomcat instance, right?
>
Yes, we created scripts for setting up and managing Tomcats because we have
lots of webapps and Tomcats.
Chris
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I only run one Tomcat instance for everything. Be sure and use the
incremental garbage collector. Before I did that things would just freeze
for a minute or two when you run with large amounts of ram.
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I've done this various ways and they all seem to work fine.
1. Virtual Tomcat hosts
2. Virtual Apache hosts
3. Just dump everything in webapp
Just depends on what you need. I agree about sharing jars. The only thing I
share is database drivers and the ones needed to email because I config
log4j
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 12:28 PM, derkoe
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> We use Tomcat with a single CATALINA_HOME and multiple CATALINA_BASE -
> usually one per "logical application". A "logical application" consist of
> one or more WARs.
>
> We usually do not put JARs in the common/lib - we do that just for database
Massimo Lusetti wrote
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> Hi all,
> I'm in the need to prepare a server for hosting multiple (read from 6 to
> 8) tapestry5 apps.
>
> Do anyone have any experience in this field? Which is your typical
> settings in this scenario?
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We use Tomcat with a single CATALINA_HOME and multiple CATALIN
