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Im new to Tomcat in plesk and im after some help?

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Im new to setting up tomcat within the plesk application and was wondering if anyone could help with a few questions i have?

Is it possible to map subdomains to Tomcat applications? So can I make sub.domain.com map to my web encoder application?

Is the Tomcat service the same for every domain, or can I control them separately?

I want to set up other domains (in particular im going to transfer a couple of domains to my plesk account). These are Tomcat-only websites, can I map these so that I don’t need to use port 8080, i.e. www.domain.net goes directly to the Tomcat default application?

To use MySQL from a Tomcat Web app, can I use a JNDI resource defined in the META-INF directory of the web app, or do I have to do something more complicated (this works for me in Tomcat 5.5.20)? Do I need to add the mysql database drivers to common/lib? If so which one?

Thanks
 
Hi,

Plesk, as well as other Control Panels, uses the default Tomcat
in a shared JVM. This is fine for a simple java application and
in the case where security is not important.

For your more complex requirement, you need an addon tool called,NGASI AppServer Manager (http://www.ngasi.com)
which enables private jvm java hosting
with Plesk and other control panels.
 
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