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My idea is to deploy servlets in the public_html directory of each
user in my host.
I've configured my tomcat, as the tomcat documentation suggests.
Using that configuration:
<Host name="localhost" ...>
...
<Listener className="org.apache.catalina.startup.UserConfig"
directoryName="public_html"
userClass="org.apache.catalina.startup.PasswdUserDatabase"/>
...
</Host>
This configuration works fine and when I copy a file for example
hello.jsp in my public_html dir.
It works using that url: http://localhost:8080/~cbullokl/hello.jsp.
But when I copy a war file in my home directory it doesn't works.
Any suggestion?
Cristian
Its the stuff inside the WAR... you need to unpack it, rename to zip and get
the stuff inside.
Before you do that... have a look at the examples that are already installed
with Tomcat... there are some JSP and Servlet examples in tomcat/webapps
Just copy the stuff inside there... and test.
If its all working then try unpack the war and also do it.
Or drop the war into webapps and it will unpack, then copy that stuff
inside.
I'm not sure how good TC is outside of webapps when it comes to deploying to
the ~user thing.
So I think you going to find that anything that works well from the default
servlet works well... but servlets may be tricky.
Like if you dropped new servlets in while TC was running... I dont think it
will detect it... not without restarting TC... so I think there are issues
if its not simple JSP or html pages... like what happens if you have 10
webapps... they all overlay... its for simple stuff.
good luck ;)
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