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CL,

The security for Tomcat is set up in the web.xml file. Not sure why you get
a password when you go to the admin port, I don't.

The easiest way to build a war file is with ant.  I set up our site to deploy to
War files and we backed out of that decision. It is convenient if you are
going to deploy your code to a lot of servers as one big package. In our
case we had dev/test/prod and they required some environment changes
that required a different war file build.

Either war or not, ant is the way to go when deploying your changes. The best
way to figure it out is to look at the build scripts for some of the Jakarta
projects. They usually have a build.xml that does the standard build and a
build-webapps.xml that builds the war files. Struts is a good example.

David Morris


>>> Chanh_Le@countrywide.com 10/16/01 04:55PM >>>

Could you let me know where to find the following answers

1/ When I go to Tomcat admin 3.2.3 , it asks me for user ID and password.
When I installed on NT, it did not ask me to input user ID and password

2/ How to create WAR file?


Thanks,
CL




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