Yannick is right about the approach, ie just expand the war and point
to it in an ofbiz-component.xml file (you can do it in any of them,
and creating your own component with a new one might be the best way
to go). You don't have to worry about making changes to use the OFBiz
ControlServlet and stuff, unless you want to "OFBiz-ize" your
application. You can just drop it in and it will work as it is
written to with whatever servlets or JSPs or whatever you have in it.
-David
On Aug 25, 2005, at 3:37 PM, Yannick Thebault wrote:
> Le Jeudi 25 Août 2005 23:20, Vinicius Nadai a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> Well, I don't think the embeded Tomcat could unpack your war file
> so you will
> have to unpack yourself.
>
> Next create a new component (into specialized, if think it will be
> better),
> customize your build.xml and ofbiz-component.xml, your web.xml by
> adding
> ControlServlet, declare your requests into controller.xml, declare the
> component into component-load.xml. And try.
> Maybe you will have to customize your pages (JSP, ...)
>
> Hope it helps you
>
> Regards
> Yannick
>
>
>> Hi friends,
>>
>> At First, I am very much happy with your help.
>>
>> Second, I need them so much...hehehee
>>
>> doubt:
>>
>> Are Tomcat and Apache blundled with OFBIZ? May I have an Ofbiz
>> Application
>> direct deployed into Tomcat (war file) ?
>>
>> ooking forward to you answer,
>>
>> Vinicius Nadai
>>
>
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