![]() ![]() SEVERE: A child container failed during start INFO: Starting Servlet engine: Ħ:47:30 PM .ContainerBase startInternal INFO: Server initialization in millisecondsĦ:47:30 PM .StandardService startInternalĦ:47:30 PM .StandardEngine startInternal INFO: Initializing ProtocolHandler Ħ:47:30 PM .Catalina load INFO: The APR based Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal performance in production environments was not found on the : Ħ:47:30 PM init INFO: Command line argument: -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8Ħ:47:29 PM .AprLifecycleListener lifecycleEvent INFO: Command line argument: =/opt/tomcat/endorsed INFO: Command line argument: ploy=/home/sachinmukherjee/eclipse-workspace/.metadata/.plugins/.core/tmp0/wtpwebapps INFO: Command line argument: =/opt/tomcat INFO: Command line argument: -Dcatalina.base=/home/sachinmukherjee/eclipse-workspace/.metadata/.plugins/.core/tmp0 INFO: CATALINA_BASE: /home/sachinmukherjee/eclipse-workspace/.metadata/.plugins/.core/tmp0 INFO: Java Home: /usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/jre INFO: Server version name: Apache Tomcat/9.0.24Ħ:47:29 PM .VersionLoggerListener log We need to point all requests to our domain to /When i run the project on Server by Selecting Run as-> Run on server i got the following error 6:47:29 PM .VersionLoggerListener log This now points to the path where ALL our domains are going to live ( /#Proxy the request for the domains to this folder It is also where all the web-apps are installed. So if you go to this is the default root. What this does is basically point to the `tomcat/webroot/ROOT` as the main location of all files. In here you can see the default Host setting such as: ![]() If you have installed Lucee from the default installer (or even if not) you will have a version of tomcat installed and in a path similar to /opt/lucee/tomcat/conf you are likely to find the server.xml file. Let’s get started: Create a Context within the default Tomcat Host Set your “/” mapping per application using the root directory.Proxy requests to sub folders of the Context.Create a Context within the default Tomcat Host.Thanks to a post from Nando Breiter in the Lucee mailing list got me thinking and there is a way to run multiple applications, using one Lucee web context: But what if you have a bunch of applications that are similar and in effect don’t need any differences to be made and can run from their own settings in the Application.cfc? This is because each context takes some memory to create. You are kind of limited with the number of sites you can run. Use mod_cfml to handle the creation of your contexts automatically from the Apache definitions with the use of a Perl module and a Tomcat Valve ![]()
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