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Is it possible to share jsp pages between different applications deployed inside tomcat

 
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Dear All,

I currently works with a java/jsp project. Tomcat is the web container I have some classes which can be used in common to all application deployed in this tomcat, which is included in shared/classes of tomcat.

Similarly I have some jsp pages which all applications can share. Is it possible for me to do this?

Kindly waiting for your suggestions..


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Not really.
 
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Thanks for your reply.
So is the only option is to put duplicate jsps in all applications?. Do you have any other suggestions to tackle the situation..In my case there are more than 30 applications and if one of these common file changes I need to update it in all 30 applications.
Can you provide a solution for this ..

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Yes; keep the JSPs in a single repository and check it out into each of the applications. Modify only the main JSP repository copies.

Symbolic links may also work depending on your development/deployment environment.
 
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Yes, this should be handled at build time, not run time.
 
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could you please provide me a little more explanation regarding how to maintain single repository of jsp s..Also can you tell me what you meant by Symbolic links ...

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Do you not use source control?
 
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