Peter Williams wrote:
> I just read Amy's blog
> (http://weblogs.java.net/blog/amyroh/archive/2007/05/context_webapp_1.html)
> about a new V2 feature where context.xml from Tomcat is supported at
> several levels by Sun AppServer/Glassfish and I have several questions I
> need answers to:
>
> 1. What happens if deployed webapp contains both sun-web.xml and
> context.xml? Which one will be used? Assume the data is in conflict
> (e.g. the two context-root fields are different).
sun-web.xml should be used.
> 2. What happens if a deployed webapp containing sun-web.xml is deployed
> to a server that has a global or virtual context.xml defined? (Similar
> conditions to above)
same as above, sun-web.xml should be used.
> 3. Assume Glassfish is running on JDK 1.6 and only context.xml is
> specified. Will generated java sources for JSP's be saved to disk or
> not? If not, what should the user do to make this happen?
AFAIK, the behavior should be the same with or without context.xml defined.
I forgot to mention other conflict cases in the blog. Basically, if
contextXmlDefault for a virtual server is defined, any conflicting value
will use the virtual-server's context.xml. For virtual servers without
contextXmlDefault defined, global context.xml values will be used over
webapp's context.xml.
Thanks,
Amy
>
> -Peter
>
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