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install klaros in my own tomcat
jason madrigal, modified 11 Years ago.
install klaros in my own tomcat
Youngling Post: 1 Join Date: 8/28/12 Recent Posts
Hi
I have downloaded the installer for windows and I see that the installer create a new instance of tomcat 6 in the installation directory of klaros but I have my own tomcat where I put other java web applications wich are using by other people and I want to do this with klaros.
if I want to deploy the klaros app is only needed the .war file or it is necessary use the installer ?
it is possible deploy klaros on a remote tomcat instance ?
there are other files needed to do this ?
thanks
I have downloaded the installer for windows and I see that the installer create a new instance of tomcat 6 in the installation directory of klaros but I have my own tomcat where I put other java web applications wich are using by other people and I want to do this with klaros.
if I want to deploy the klaros app is only needed the .war file or it is necessary use the installer ?
it is possible deploy klaros on a remote tomcat instance ?
there are other files needed to do this ?
thanks
Torsten Stolpmann, modified 11 Years ago.
RE: install klaros in my own tomcat (Answer)
Jedi Council Member Posts: 755 Join Date: 2/12/09 Recent Posts
Hi Jason,
yes you can deploy the war file in another Tomcat instance without the need for additional files, although this is in no way officially supported.
As a heads-up please consider the following when doing so:
So there are quite a few good reasons for distributing a bundled application here.
Hope this helps,
Torsten
yes you can deploy the war file in another Tomcat instance without the need for additional files, although this is in no way officially supported.
As a heads-up please consider the following when doing so:
- Give enough memory to your Tomcat process (do not overlook the PermGenSpace requirements!)
- Turn of session persistence in your Tomcat configuration. JBoss Seam prevents us from supporting this.
- When using Tomcat versions beyond 6.0.32 you will trigger a bug in IceFaces 1.8.2 which invalidates your session even after a timeout has been received. This is ugly (you have to reload the page twice to login again) but is harmless otherwise.
So there are quite a few good reasons for distributing a bundled application here.
Hope this helps,
Torsten