Howdy,

>So if I set
>autoDeploy false, who does the deployment?

The Manager webapp.

>I'm looking at your recommendation below, to be able to specify startup
>order. The reason is not a dependency. Rather, we have a number of
>webapps (about 15) that we want started up and ready, before the
>container attempts to start a single webapp that takes about 30 seconds
>to 'complete its startup'. While we're waiting for this one to finish,
>our other ones are not available, and their startup time is
'vanishingly
>small'. As it happens, the 15 webapps are the ones my company makes
>money with, and the 1 that takes so d**n long is a issue tracker, for
>internal use only.

Put the issue tracker in a separate tomcat instance? Modify its startup
so that it does the 30 second (which is not long IMHO, but obviously
that's a personal thing) operation upon the first request?
Yoav Shapira



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