Reading tomcat context.xml file from webapp

2010-05-06 Thread kgaekwad

Hello,

Is there a way to read the context.xml stored in /conf/ folder from a
webapplication?

Thank you!

-K
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Re: Reading tomcat context.xml file from webapp

2010-05-06 Thread kgaekwad

This is true.

I'm trying to create a /status page for my application and it's dependencies
(ip address/dns name); one of these dependencies is the db, which is
configured in the context.xml file

I guess I could use the regular java file io stuff, but I was wondering if
there was anything else I could call.

But that works pretty well :-) Thanks!


Pid * wrote:
 
 On 06/05/2010 16:30, kgaekwad wrote:
 
 Hello,
 
 Is there a way to read the context.xml stored in /conf/ folder from a
 webapplication?
 
  String pathToContextXmlFile = ...;
  File contextXmlFile = new File(pathToContextXmlFile);
 
 Why would you want to do such a thing?
 
 
 p
 
 
 
  
 

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RE: Reading tomcat context.xml file from webapp

2010-05-06 Thread kgaekwad

Interesting. This is the first time I've played around with JMX, and it looks
pretty neat. I see the parameter I'm looking for; I'll just need to figure
out how to programmatically parse it.

Thank you! 


n828cl wrote:
 
 From: kgaekwad [mailto:karthik.gaek...@ni.com]
 Subject: Re: Reading tomcat context.xml file from webapp
 
 one of these dependencies is the db, which is
 configured in the context.xml file
 
 You can also use JMX to access numerous attributes maintained by Tomcat. 
 Enable JMX for your Tomcat and poke around with JConsole to see what's
 available.
 
  - Chuck
 
 
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