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Michael Jacobs
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You can refer to that installation URL, but it will not ultimately accomplish what is needed for OpenEdge. If you change permissions or ownership of the files located in DLC/server/pasoe, you will only affect who can administer, patch, and update the version of TC distributed with OE. Those files are NOT what is configured and executed at run-time to host your ABL application. OpenEdge uses Tomcat's supported 'instance' feature, where the core Tomcat files only supply the common libraries and utilities used for the run-time servers. The run-time servers are created, configured, and executed as individual 'instances' and is where your ABL application will be executed from. It is the PASOE 'instances' that you create, configure, and manage ownership and permissions for to control the run-time execution. Each PASOE 'instance' may have it own security configuration of who owns it, manages it, and execute it. You are still using the same UNIX security model, just in different locations. Does that help? Mike J.
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