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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Didier Bretin <db...@informactis.com> on 2000/10/04 10:37:35 UTC

more than one tomcat server

Hello,

  I have read the doc, but I found no explication about my problem. I
would like to have 2 tomcat server on the same machine with 2 differents
ports. Is it possible ? Is there some doc somewhere which explain how to
do this ?

Thanks for your answer.

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RE: more than one tomcat server

Posted by Wouter Boers <wo...@mediata.nl>.
On 04-Oct-2000 Didier Bretin wrote:
> Hello,
> 
>   I have read the doc, but I found no explication about my problem. I
> would like to have 2 tomcat server on the same machine with 2 differents
> ports. Is it possible ? Is there some doc somewhere which explain how to
> do this ?

How about the Tomcat User guide? Too obvious isn't it. But yes, of course it's
possible, it's possible and it's also in the docs at:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/jakarta-tomcat/src/doc/tomcat-ug.html#starting_
another_dir

Guess you didn't browse the documents properly ;)

Wouter
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Re: more than one tomcat server

Posted by Jon Skeet <jo...@peramon.com>.
>   I have read the doc, but I found no explication about my problem. I
> would like to have 2 tomcat server on the same machine with 2 differents
> ports. Is it possible ? Is there some doc somewhere which explain how to
> do this ?

I believe it's fairly simple - run the start script with two different
server.xml files, eg

tomcat_start.sh -f tomcat1/conf/server.xml
tomcat_start.sh -f tomcat2/conf/server.xml

Jon