Unfortunately no. I solved temporarily by installing two tomcats which is very much overkill but I did not get the permissions from the sysadmin of that machine to install anything but Tomcat as server software. So still stuck with that issue. M.

On 12/09/2014 09:42, Jérôme Chauveau wrote:

Hi Marco,

Our problems might be linked. Did you resolve yours?

Jérôme.

Le 11/09/2014 17:33, Marco Lettere a écrit :

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Hi Jerome, is it related to the same problem as in the mail with id 5396BEC0.8020806@dedalus.eu that I wrote 10th of June this year? M.

On 11/09/2014 16:48, Jérôme Chauveau wrote:

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Hi,

i would like to run 2 separate war instances in the same Tomcat server. Each instance must embbed its own data repository.

I tried to use the HTTPLOCAL flag but i am not able to manage separatly the 2 instances with a basexclient command line tool. How can I manage an HTTPLOCAL instance from a basexclient?

Another solution might be that each webapp instance runs its own basexserver on 2 differents port. How can I set the 1984 default port used by a basex webapp?

Regards,

Jérôme C.

Hi all, yes, I can confirm that on my side too. M.

On 15/09/2014 09:36, Jérôme Chauveau wrote:

Hi Bridger,

2 wars were renamed, but it did not solved my problem.

Regards.

Jérôme

Le 12/09/2014 18:50, Bridger Dyson-Smith a écrit :

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Hi Jerome,

On Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 10:48 AM, Jérôme Chauveau <jerome.chauveau@unicaen.fr mailto:jerome.chauveau@unicaen.fr> wrote:

Hi,

i would like to run 2 separate war instances in the same Tomcat
server.
Each instance must embbed its own data repository.

I tried to use the HTTPLOCAL flag but i am not able to manage
separatly the 2 instances with a basexclient command line tool.
How can I manage an HTTPLOCAL instance from a basexclient?

Another solution might be that each webapp instance runs its own
basexserver on 2 differents port. How can I
set the 1984 default port used by a basex webapp?

Regards,

Jérôme C.

-- 
Jérôme Chauveau - SAIC-CERTIC - Campus 4
Université de Caen Basse-Normandie

This probably a very incorrect approach to dealing with this problem, but would renaming the instances work for you? E.g.

tomcat/ webapps/ baseX1/ baseX1.war baseX2/ baseX2.war

This may be a really bad idea - I'm not sure, I've done no real work with the BaseX webapp (yet), so I don't know if the basexclient tool will still manage both instances.

Best, Bridger

-- Jérôme Chauveau - SAIC-CERTIC - Campus 4 Université de Caen Basse-Normandie