> From: Eric Pastoor [mailto:epast...@vt.edu]
> Subject: Re: Building a more efficient war file
>
> I was hoping that by changing my webapps to a much smaller
> footprint, it would reduce the strain on the server.
Putting the class files in a common location won't reduce
Charles,
You're right. I misspoke and meant to say that each webapp contains the
exact same class files.
My webhost provides me a virtual machine. Unfortunately this means I can't
configure tomcat nor allocate more memory. They give me very little RAM,
usually only about 512 MB at any given time.
2010/1/21 Eric Pastoor
> I run a tomcat based website which run about 10 sports leagues. All of the
> leagues have their own war based webapp.
[...]
> Am I going about this totally wrong?
Well, a quick cost/benefit analysis...
- How much does the memory and disk to hold the extra copies of the
> From: Eric Pastoor [mailto:epast...@vt.edu]
> Subject: Building a more efficient war file
>
> Each deployed webapp contains all the same source code
> copied across each.
Hopefully you don't put source code in the .war files.
> I have been trying to think of a better way to do this.
Why do y
