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Read Connection details from property on start up.

 
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Hi,

Is it possible to read connection details from a property file and put in server.xml on the start up ?

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DO you mean things like the port numbers Tomcat will be using?

I have fuzzy indications that MAYBE server.xml can handle variable substitution, but ultimately server.xml IS a properties file. When running multiple Tomcat instances, you would normally split the CATALINA_HOME and CATALINA_BASE directories apart and keep a distinct server.xml in the CATALINA_BASE of each defined Tomcat.
 
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