Remy Maucherat wrote: > No, but: > - my computer is relatively fast (P4m 1.6 these days) > - I'll get a new one a lot faster really soon :)
Well, I prefer laptops - and I prefer light over fast. And those things are quite expensive. > But maybe we could work on your updated script (you said it was a lot > faster), and add the utility targets to it. It is faster, but it's only good to compile stuff ( well, it can also start tomcat, but that's still too experimental ). BTW, related - are the tests working ? What's the right script and order to run jsp and container tests ? I would like a target to run the tests ( and to get that into gump ). > <quote> > A small ( experimental ) manifest for the (almost :-) single-jar tomcat5. > </quote> > > Hey, that was "my" idea (I also wanted to be able to configure the > classloaders) ;-) You did it already ? No, I just worked around :-) That's the equivalent of a 'standalone' tomcat33, i.e. everything is in a single .jar, no classpath hierarchy or anything else. Just add water ( I mean a webapps/ and conf/ dir ) and run. Not completely working, but it's close. -- Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
