Tips
- Starting mutiple multiple containers conditionally
- Starting Tomcat in security mode
- How to get Tomcat 5 working with the Java 5 XML Parsers
- How to use the ZIP or TAR.GZ distributions provided by servers on a Maven repository
- How to run Jetty under a Java Security Manager
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Starting Tomcat in security mode
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Warning: the proposed solution only works on Linux, see |
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Cargo supports passing system properties Passing system properties. So, to start Tomcat in security mode, you need to specify two system properties:
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Tip submitted by Claude BrissonUPDATE:
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This solution doesn't work on Windows for now: |
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Jetty 8.x has its own security manager, which can be enabled by enabling the jetty-policy.xml module, but it will search for its policies files under a lib/policy directory located in the same location as start.jar, inaccessible to Cargo's custom configuration folders.
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