Re: New install question regarding Tomcat

For just evaluating WAF and CMS, using a separate Tomcat instance would
be the easiest way to go.  You don't need to delete your existing
installation though. 

"ccm hostinit" will write out a server.xml file in /usr/share/ccm/conf. 
Then, when you run "ccm start --conatiner=tomcat", it will use that
server.xml file instead of the default one.

-- Dennis


On Wed, 2004-04-14 at 13:30, Tom wrote:
> I have a system running Redhat Linux, Apache, mod_jk and Tomcat.  I
> want to install the Redhat CCM WAF and CMS to evaluate and possibly use
> in production.  I am looking to understand what I am getting into for
> it is not documented very well.
> 
> >From trolling the mailing list archives it seems that the best way
> forward is to delete my existing installation of Tomcat and go with the
> Tomcat installation that comes with the WAF RPM's.
> 
> ***Can someone at Redhat definitively provide some direction as to the
> best way forward and possibly include some kind of instruction in the
> install docs.***
> 
> An excellent response would be to provide some direction for users who
> want to keep their current installation of Tomcat by providing
> information as to exactly what changes need to be made in order for CCM
> WAF and CMS to work with existing Tomcat installations.
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> Tom Baik
> 
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