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Posted to slide-user@jakarta.apache.org by Didier Berguerand <di...@imtf.ie> on 2002/01/15 18:48:48 UTC
Using J2EEDescriptorStore with
Hi,
I'm using the following Slide configuration:
<< While the deployment as a standard web application works fine,
a better level of integration can be achieved using the Slide realm.
Here's the optimal deployment of Slide with Tomcat 4.0 :
- Download Tomcat 4.0
- Copy the following JARs from the lib directory in the Slide distribution
to the common/lib folder in the Tomcat distribution : the XML parser JARs,
jta.jar, slide-roles.jar, slide-kernel.jar, slide-stores.jar
- Put in common/lib any dependent libraries the stores used may have,
including for example JDBC drivers, ...
- Copy any wrappers (like the log4j wrapper), as well as log4j.jar if used to common/lib
- Copy slide-catalinawrapper.jar from the wrappers directory to common/lib
- Configure Catalina to use realm wrappers.catalina.SlideRealm so that Catalina
authenticates users based on users defined in the Slide namespace. >>
I would like to use the J2EEDescriptorStore but the precontidions are :
<< A couple of general notes in case you encounter problems.
It is important that the only jndi.jar, naming.jar and jdbc.jar's and your
jdbc driver are in the %CATALINA_HOME%/common/libs and/or %CATALINA_HOME%/libs folders.
If slide loads any of the classes from its own classloder it will either not find
the tomcat datasource or it will fail to load the DB drivers. >>
Because I use the integrated version of Slide I have all jar files belonging to
Slide in common/lib. How do I use the J2EEDescriptorStore with this configuration?
Thanks,
Didier
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