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How do I create different work areas for several developers?
Using servlet zones, you can map a different directory and set of servlet repositories and class paths for each user, e.g., 
www.urlstuff.com/bob/<bob-servlets>
www.urlstuff.com/alice/<alice-servlets>
etc.

The different developers will share a single jserv.properties file, which is actually pretty convenient since this contains stuff that typically doesn't need to vary. Each servlet zone gets its own configuration file.

You could also setup separate virtual hosts, in which case each developer would have an even more separate environment in which to run cgi, servlets, etc. it's really easy to setup virtual hosts, and it's how I do my own work even as the sole user of my machine. The different virtual hosts would still need to share the jserv.properties file.

For more information on servlet zones and how to mount them on different network environments, go here and here.

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