[OT] Best super-class for context handling.

[Simon Kelly <ke...@ipe.fzk.de>]

Hi all,

Bit off topic, sorry.

But. What is the recommended super class to extend for a static class that
could handle URL resolving?

I want to put any code from all my other classes into one single class so I
don't have to keep passing the ServletContext around when a class needs to
resolve an absolute path or resolve a URL within the context.

Any help appreciated.

Cheers

Simon

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[OT] multiple contexts, one .ear.

[Greg Dunn <gr...@mo.nisc.cc>]

I have a Struts application which uses EJB's running on JBoss/Tomcat.  In
some cases we have two 'clients' running the application on the same server.
They can both use the same deployed .ear if it's possible for each of them
to use a different .properties file, because they would need to point to
different database servers.

Is it possible to direct an application to use a certain .properties file
based on the requested domain, or is there another means to do this?  We
would really prefer not to deploy two seperate .ear files.


Greg


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