In particular, Unix code to walk a directory may return file names in
any order. You don't often see this behavior because 'ls' typically
sorts its output unless you ask it not to. OTOH I believe that
Windows keeps its directories sorted and will always produce file
names in lexical order.
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| There is no expected startup order. Neither the Servlet spec nor Tomcat
| define one. You can't rely on the apps starting in any particular order.
Yes, you're right. And I'll expected that behaviour.
I missed to sync one file with the version-contro
Tobias Kaefer wrote:
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Hi!
I have a strange problem with Tomcat 6.0.16 and the start order of my
webapps. I just switched form 32bit-Windows XP to 64bit-Linux on my
development system. On the Windows system everything works as expected:
ROOT webapp is
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Hi!
I have a strange problem with Tomcat 6.0.16 and the start order of my
webapps. I just switched form 32bit-Windows XP to 64bit-Linux on my
development system. On the Windows system everything works as expected:
ROOT webapp is the first webapp to b
