Chapter 5: Basic Tomcat Confi guration Attribute Description Required? crossContext docBase override path privileged processTlds reloadable swallowOutput tldNamespaceAware tldValidation unloadDelay Enables cross-Context access when ServletContext .getContext() is called by a Web application. Default is false. You may need to turn this on for suites of Web applications that share information within the same virtual host. The document base path of the Web application running in the Context. This is often called the Context root. If the application is deployed as a WAR file, the document base is, by default, set to webapps/. This path can be set relative to the appBase of the enclosing Host container, or specified as an absolute path. Default is false. This indicates if settings in the local context.xmlshould be allowed to override settings in the DefaultContextspecified with the master server.xml. Specifies the context path of the Web application. If you want the application to be the default application for the specified host, use a path of . In most cases, the default is sufficient. The default is to use the value specified in docBase, the WAR name, or the application Context file name. Default is false. Should be set to true only if you are configuring a system application, such as the manager application. Specifies that TLDs should be processed when the Context starts up. Default is true. Typically no need to change this value. Default is false. Determines if Tomcat should monitor for changes in /WEB-INF/classesand /WEBINF/ lib for every application and reload when the application completes. This is typically used by developers during debugging. Default is false. Determines if any output to System.outor System.err should be captured and displayed in Tomcat s logs. Determines if TLD processing and validation should be namespace-aware. Default is false. Turning this on helps in debugging TLDs, but adversely affects performance. Determines if TLD validation should be performed during processing. Default is false. Turning this on helps in debugging TLDs but adversely affects performance. The number of milliseconds that Tomcat waits for Web applications to unload. The default is 2000. No No No No No No No No No No No
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