configuring auto loading webapps (tomcat 4.0.3)

[Dan Diodati]

Is there a way to 
configure each autoloading webapp without having to add an entry to the 
server.xml?
I know that webapps 
are autoloaded from the webapps directory, the problem is that I need to 
configure a
custom loader for 
each webapp and I don't want to change the server.xml for each new webapp(we 
will have 
lots of them). The 
older tomcat had support to configure different context's in different files, 
which would get added to
the server.xml 
during runtime. With tomcat 4.0.3 they seem to have lost this feature.I 
tried to use the DefaultContext
configuration but it 
does not seem to accept a Loader setting. Anyone know of a way around 
this?
 
  



 Dan 
Diodati [EMAIL PROTECTED] Senior Software Engineer 
NightFire Software     
 

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Réf. : Auto loading servlets at startup

[joseph . vallot]

please read mailinglist archive, and servlet documentation ;)

for the moment, look at "load-on-startup" token in servlet's web.xml

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RE: Auto loading servlets at startup

[Dimmick, Bill]

Hi Tim,

Open the web.xml which contains the servlet you wish to autoload.
Find the  tag that defines that servlet, and inside that stanza,
add a tag like the following:

100

This will force the servlet to be init'd when the engine starts.
The number in the tags is the ordering of when the servlet is started,
where the lesser number is started first.

Bill

-Original Message-
From: Kennedy, Tim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 9:10 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Auto loading servlets at startup


Hello,

I have a servlet that I wish to startup as soon as Tomcat starts. How is
this done?

Cheers

Tim

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Auto loading servlets at startup

[Kennedy, Tim]

Hello,

I have a servlet that I wish to startup as soon as Tomcat starts. How is
this done?

Cheers

Tim

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Re: How to turn off jsp auto-loading/compiling

[Wolle]

Hello,
set your reloadable=false in the server.xml
on your 

Greetings,
Wolle

Christian Hargraves wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have looked everywhere on this. Does anyone know how to configure tomcat
> so that it won't check the jsp file's date everytime before executing the
> code? We want to turn this off to speed things up a bit.
>
> Thanks,
> Christian

How to turn off jsp auto-loading/compiling

[Christian Hargraves]

Hi,

I have looked everywhere on this. Does anyone know how to configure tomcat 
so that it won't check the jsp file's date everytime before executing the 
code? We want to turn this off to speed things up a bit.  

Thanks,
Christian

Re: auto-loading

[Jim Richards]

Uncomment, no ... comment out the interceptor for
AutoSetup and this will stop it loading everything 
in $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps

Ypu'll then need to create a context for anything
you want loaded from there (admin/examples/test)

' wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> How do I stop tomcat from automatically loading applications in /webapps?
> do I uncomment the ...context.AutoSetup  ContextInterceptor in server.xml?
> 
> Will this effect anything else?
> 
> thanks!

RE: auto-loading

[Kitching Simon]

> -Original Message-
> From: ' [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2000 7:37 PM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  auto-loading
> 
> Hi,
> How do I stop tomcat from automatically loading applications in /webapps?
> do I uncomment the ...context.AutoSetup  ContextInterceptor in server.xml?
[Kitching Simon]  
I presume you mean *comment out* the AutoSetup.
This is exactly what needs to be done.

> Will this effect anything else?
> 
> thanks!
[Kitching Simon]  
Cheers,

Simon

auto-loading

[']

Hi,
How do I stop tomcat from automatically loading applications in /webapps?
do I uncomment the ...context.AutoSetup  ContextInterceptor in server.xml?

Will this effect anything else?

thanks!