Howdy,
You have options that check slightly different things:
- Ping tomcat's port: checks the server is up, accepting request on the
port you check
- Specify a CATALINA_PID file, have your standalone program check for
presence of this file
- Write out your own file from your webapp, have your standalone program
check for presence of this file.
- Use a tool like Nagios
etc. etc. This is a basic operational question.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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>Hi,
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>How can we know Tomcat is running or not through Standalone Java
Program.
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>Thanks in Advance,
>Ashok.D
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