Hi,
As part of jira upgrade, version to 6.2.2 , process , we have upgraded our tomcat version as well from tomcat 5 to tomcat -7.0.29. But what we have observed that after upgrade we could not find context folder (direcotry) in webapps of tomcat 7 , but it is present in work/cataline/localhost folder. Is this issue with tomcat 7 ?
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How did you build the new .war file?
Following are the steps that we have performed ..
1. Install tomcat version 7.0.29 > Upgrade Java to version 1.7.0_51 > create new database in mysql as per instruction listed in atlassian confluence page.
2. Download Jira war version 6.2.2
3. Edit files and put them into edit-webapps folder.
4. build jira to create war file using build file.
5. Put all required jar file in tomcat lib and create context descriptor in conf/Catalina/localhost/jira.xml and point it to war file.
6. Start tomcat server.
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Hmm, ok, it sounds like there's something wrong in the jira.xml file somehow and it's expanded stuff in the wrong place. Could you compare the one you've created in conf/Catalina/localhost with the one generated by the build?
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Hi Nic,
We checked it. There is no wrong in jira.xml. It contains the following entry in jira.xml file. Generally tomcat reads this path and create directory in webapps in previous versions of tomcat , but where as in case of tomcat 7 it was not .
<Context path="/jira" docBase="/data/atlassian-jira-6.2.2-war/dist-tomcat/tomcat-6/atlassian-jira-6.2.2.war" debug="0" useHttpOnly="true"> </Context>
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It's quite wrong if it's that short.
Could you fully compare your with the one generated by the build process please? What *exactly* are the differences?
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Hi Nic,
Some what it is same, not exactly. We are seeing some new folders like this /apache-tomcat-7.0.29/work/Catalina/localhost/vcty-jira/org/apache/jsp
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That's not useful
Again. Could you fully compare your with the one generated by the build process please? What *exactly* are the differences?
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