Yesterday I upgraded an application from Spring 1.0m2
to 1.0m4. Since then, I can't reload my application (using Tomcat
4.1.29).
The error I am getting is:
"java.lang.IllegalStateException: WARNING: Web app root system
property already set: dsf.root = /opt/tomcat/webapps/dsf/
- Choose unique webAppRootKey values in your web.xml files!"
This does not happen the first time the Tomcat is started. It
doesn't happen when I remove the application and install it
again. It seems that Tomcat is caching the value from before
but the class WebUtils insists it must not be present before
it sets it (1.0m2 did not have this requirement).
Is there anything I am not aware of, or should I add report
this as a bug?
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