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Posted to jetspeed-user@portals.apache.org by todd tredeau <tl...@wiserlabz.com> on 2002/02/21 04:02:21 UTC
Jetspeed and Tomcat 4
I want to use Jetspeed with Tomcat 4.02 and JVM 1.3.1. I don't want to
modify the "standard" Tomcat. I don't think you should have to modify
your server. The theory should be the software can be made to work with
the server, not visa versa... anyway..
Q: Has anyone managed to get Jetspeed working with TC4
Q: What modifications or build procedure to do this.
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Re: Jetspeed and Tomcat 4
Posted by Carlos <ca...@cvc.edu>.
On 02/20/02 19:02, "todd tredeau" <tl...@wiserlabz.com> wrote:
> I want to use Jetspeed with Tomcat 4.02 and JVM 1.3.1. I don't want to
> modify the "standard" Tomcat. I don't think you should have to modify
> your server. The theory should be the software can be made to work with
> the server, not visa versa... anyway..
>
> Q: Has anyone managed to get Jetspeed working with TC4
Yes, I am runing Jetspeed to evaluate what modifications I need to make
> Q: What modifications or build procedure to do this.
None
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Re: Jetspeed and Tomcat 4
Posted by todd tredeau <tl...@wiserlabz.com>.
Hi;
I agree with what your saying, and as we know, spec change, and
things can get sticky. No negative was intended here.. You have some
suggestions. I usually build off the nightly, I can play around with
configurations, that's expected... Some suggestions would be good.. I
think it's great product, and best I have seen in the category, which is
why I'm promoting it.
David Sean Taylor wrote:
>Jetspeed works great with Tomcat 4 (Catalina)
>Been using it for a long time now.
>Whats the problem?
>
>>your server. The theory should be the software can be made to
>>work with
>>the server, not visa versa... anyway..
>>
>
>Im not sure if I agree with that statement.
>Both the application server and the servlet must conform to a contract:
>the servlet api standard.
>Could you please explain how Jetspeed is breaking this contract? I am saying Jetspeed breaks this contract, however, I as a non-programmer, learning programmer would expect a build "for" tomcat4 or tomcat3 should work with minimal tweaking... If as I see people talking about moving this jar and that jar to other directies, etc.. in tomcat can I would imagine come down later to other issues, with other programs.. I hope that's simple enough... there been a lot of chat about this, but I haven't seen any answers that I can digest..
>AFAIK, we are doing our part in following the standard servlet api. I agree, great project and great teamwork...
>
>The goal is "write once deploy anywhere"
>Minor problems come in since the spec is open to interpretation by
>application servers. Yes, I agree... this is sort of what I'm saying. If you try to be all things to all people, it can end up quite a cluge..
>The differences in interpretation is where the problems begin.
>Overall though, the problems are usually relatively minor. YES, but minor for a programmer is a week or a month for a non-programmer..
>
>Ensuring that it works on Tomcat, the ref.impl., doesn't guarantee it
>will work straight from the war elsewhere.
>Tomcat is just another interpretation of the spec.
>One problem is that Jetspeed writes to the db, log files, and psml all
>inside the war.... not sure what your saying here... I exand my wars normally..
>
>
>What happens if the war isn't expanded to the file system by the
>app.server?
>>From what I can understand from the spec., expanding to the file system
>is optional.
>
>Thanks for any advice you can give... for how to configure, or what needs to be changes specifically.
>
todd
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: todd tredeau [mailto:tlt@wiserlabz.com]
>>Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 7:02 PM
>>To: jetspeed-user@jakarta.apache.org
>>Subject: Jetspeed and Tomcat 4
>>
>>
>>I want to use Jetspeed with Tomcat 4.02 and JVM 1.3.1. I
>>don't want to
>>modify the "standard" Tomcat. I don't think you should have to modify
>>your server. The theory should be the software can be made to
>>work with
>>the server, not visa versa... anyway..
>>
>>Q: Has anyone managed to get Jetspeed working with TC4
>>Q: What modifications or build procedure to do this.
>>
>>greetings
>>
>>todd
>>http://www.wiserlabz.com
>>collaborative effort to promote Novell and Open Source Solutions
>>
>>
>>
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RE: Jetspeed and Tomcat 4
Posted by David Sean Taylor <da...@bluesunrise.com>.
Jetspeed works great with Tomcat 4 (Catalina)
Been using it for a long time now.
Whats the problem?
> your server. The theory should be the software can be made to
> work with
> the server, not visa versa... anyway..
Im not sure if I agree with that statement.
Both the application server and the servlet must conform to a contract:
the servlet api standard.
Could you please explain how Jetspeed is breaking this contract?
AFAIK, we are doing our part in following the standard servlet api.
The goal is "write once deploy anywhere"
Minor problems come in since the spec is open to interpretation by
application servers.
The differences in interpretation is where the problems begin.
Overall though, the problems are usually relatively minor.
Ensuring that it works on Tomcat, the ref.impl., doesn't guarantee it
will work straight from the war elsewhere.
Tomcat is just another interpretation of the spec.
One problem is that Jetspeed writes to the db, log files, and psml all
inside the war.
What happens if the war isn't expanded to the file system by the
app.server?
>From what I can understand from the spec., expanding to the file system
is optional.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: todd tredeau [mailto:tlt@wiserlabz.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 7:02 PM
> To: jetspeed-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: Jetspeed and Tomcat 4
>
>
> I want to use Jetspeed with Tomcat 4.02 and JVM 1.3.1. I
> don't want to
> modify the "standard" Tomcat. I don't think you should have to modify
> your server. The theory should be the software can be made to
> work with
> the server, not visa versa... anyway..
>
> Q: Has anyone managed to get Jetspeed working with TC4
> Q: What modifications or build procedure to do this.
>
> greetings
>
> todd
> http://www.wiserlabz.com
> collaborative effort to promote Novell and Open Source Solutions
>
>
>
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