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is to install Expresso (i.e. deploy Expresso4-02.war), and then 'plug-in'
your own apps, presumably by packaging them into a .jar file and deploying
them into the Expresso webapp directory.  If I need to have multiple webapps
on a single server built with Expresso using different URL's e.g.
www.mydomain.com/webapp1 and www.mydomain.com/webapp2, do I need to install
the whole package for each webapp, or is it possible to have one full
Expresso installation per server to enable me to administer security etc.
for all Expresso webapps?  If I (can) do this will I lose anything?
All webapps will operate on the same backend database server, and I intend
storing all Expresso's setup tables in a seperate database on this server.
Also, is there a way to (easily) 'switch off' Expresso's connection pooling?
My appserver provides it's own which I can access using JNDI.

Many thanks in advance

Malcolm Wise
Technology Manager
Semiconductor & Devices Europe
Tel. +44(0)1256 388864
http://www.semiconductor.sony-europe.com



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