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From: "Sean Kelly" <kelly@ad1440.net>
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Subject: Re: Has anyone used Tomcat?
Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2000 17:22:08 -0800
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> Does anyone have any experience
> with Tomcat for FreeBSD?

Yep.  I've got it running right now.

> Is there any work on a port for Apache that
> contains Tomcat?

Not that I know of.  I could whip up a port that just
extracts Tomcat to /usr/local in no time, but a good port
ought to put the webserver.xml config file in
/usr/local/etc, put the generated servlets somewhere under
/var, stick the admin port file in /var/run, find an
appropriate place for the web pages, JSPs, and servlet
classes, put the startup and shutdown scripts in
/usr/local/sbin, etc., etc., etc.

--Sean




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