you can restart tomcat from bash. I found such issue in jira
NUTCH-376 Add methods to control runtime behaviour of NutchBeanNot sure if the case is still valid but I had to implement some such mechanism for my own use. Solr might have something to work better with index. Best Regards Alexander Aristov 2009/6/1 <[email protected]> > > So there is no way of reloading the index with out restarting tomcat? > > > Quoting Alexander Aristov <[email protected]>: > > I experienced problems with such approach. Tomcat hang after a few >> application re-deployments. And it seems it's a problem with Tomcat itself >> as I saw this issue in different environments and with different >> applications. >> >> Main problem is that Tomcat doesn't release memory and hence it fails with >> out-of-memory. >> >> Best Regards >> Alexander Aristov >> >> >> 2009/6/1 kevin chen <[email protected]> >> >> >>> You can touch web.xml (under WEB-INF/ ). >>> >>> On Sat, 2009-05-30 at 14:33 -0700, prb wrote: >>> > Hi I have a service to reindex my intranet nightly. >>> > I create a new index and copy the files and reboot tomcat. >>> > This all works great from a terminal session but fails from from unless >>> > I touch index files and reboot manually and then it works but I want to >>> > automate this.. >>> > Is there some trick to force tomcat to reload my new index from a from >>> bash? >>> > Maybe a java -jar one liner or a specific file I can update to trip >>> tomcat ? >>> > Thx >>> > >>> > >>> >>> >>> >> > > >
