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Executing native process inside WEB-INF
Submitted by mac01021 on Mon, 10/12/2009 - 13:59.
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Grettings, all.
I am running Apache Tomcat 5 under Red Hat Linux.
Generally, I deploy web applications using Tomcat's "Manager" application, which allows one to upload a WAR file over the network and have it automatically deployed.
The specific webapp that I am trying to deploy includes some native executable programs inside its WEB-INF directory which are to be executed via system calls from a java servlet.
However, when the Tomcat Manager uploads and deploys my WAR file, it creates the native programs without assigning execute permissions to the tomcat user.
Do I have any control over this?
Any tips will be much appreciated.
Thanks,
-mac01021