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The problem I have is this, lets say a new user starts with my company, he /
she is going to develop servlets, so I create a zone etc for her, however I
can't take the server down every five minutes to ensure that all users have
servlet zone, since many others will be developing on the same server.
Any ideas on doing this without restarting apache.
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From: ishpal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 10:45 PM
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Subject: Re: Configuring Multiple Servlet Zones
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"Robert Keith (UK)" wrote:
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> Hi Guys,
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> Is there any way to add a servlet zone to JServ without having to restart
> apache.
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> I am looking to set up a server that dynamically updates servlet zones,
and
> servlet property files etc.
>
> regards
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> Robert Keith
I dont think there is any way u can add servlet zones without restarting
apache coz the configuration files(httpd.conf,..) are read by the server
when it starts.
So any changes to reflect, u need to restart apache so that it starts
with the new configurations......
Well, u can write a script which adds servlet zones to the conf file and
then restarts the server.
-Ishpal.
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