Using /jazz or /ccm context
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For my own I'd go with the new contexts as it is an immediate clue to the "heritage" of the repository (at least with respect to V2 and V3).
Kevin
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Interesting point - could you explain this a bit. At the moment I have a RTC/JTS v3 instances (no common JTS) so we don't have that problem. Am I correct in my understanding of your reply that if we want to add RTC, RRC and RQM on a single JTS - this will not work if we use the /jazz root context? thxs
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Anthony,
The key here is a single application server (WebSphere or Tomcat) cannot register a context root more than once. At least I hope not; never tried it. So a new install could have:
/jts
/rm
/jazz
/qm
where the /jazz is the RTC application or
/jts
/rm
/ccm
/jazz
this time /jazz is QM.
Kevin
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I think what is being said here is that 2.0 QM and 2.0 CCM both have the same context root (/jazz). If you had both on a single application server and were to upgrade both applications eventually, then one would have to change its context root.