THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
Preface
The Tomcat user mailing list is for all your questions about how to use Tomcat. It is a high volume list! For those who can't handle that kind of traffic, you can also get it in digest form.
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Questions
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- Why won't people answer my question?
- How do I unsubscribe?
- Should I post to users or dev?
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- No one knows the answer.
- Everyone is ignoring you.
- The person who knows the answer hasn't gotten around to it yet.
- The person who knows the answer hasn't gotten around to it yet. (So please don't post the same question multiple times)
In other words - you get what you pay for. If you phrase you question intelligently and not make your question annoying, your quality of support will probably better than any commercial help support.
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- Select posters who have consistently displayed no desire to research before posting a question.
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If you wish to extend tomcat using your own Valve, Realm, or anything else ... those discussions belong in tomcat-user. You might be using Tomcat's internal API but unless your changes are going back into the official source tree, the question belongs on the user list.