Maya Muchnik wrote:
> Thank you Craig (from all of us) for all your clear, helpful answers.
> One more. Has unpacking of an application or not unpacking (using *war file) any
> influence for Tomcat performance? People in j2ee.sun.com user list compliant with
> Tomcat performance, specially 3.1
>
Thank you Craig (from all of us) for all your clear, helpful answers.
One more. Has unpacking of an application or not unpacking (using *war file) any
influence for Tomcat performance? People in j2ee.sun.com user list compliant with
Tomcat performance, specially 3.1
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
Maya Muchnik wrote:
> Maybe this is a new feuture of Tomcat 4.0-b1. I do not have it with 3.1
>
That's true. What happens in 3.1 (and 3.2) is people who deployed a WAR file would
update the WAR (without deleting the expanded directory) and then wonder why the
new WAR had no effect even after th
Maybe this is a new feuture of Tomcat 4.0-b1. I do not have it with 3.1
Jim Richards wrote:
> Tomcat will unwrap the .war files for loading when running, and delete them
> when finished as a convenience. If you want to keep them you'll need
> to unjar them yourself first, with something like
>
>
Tomcat will unwrap the .war files for loading when running, and delete them
when finished as a convenience. If you want to keep them you'll need
to unjar them yourself first, with something like
cd $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps
mkdir struts-documentation
cd struts-documentation
Hi all!
I have copied the WAR files in the Struts < /webapps > directory to Tomcat
< webapps > directory (struts-blank.war, struts-documentation.war,
struts-example.war, struts-template.war,
struts-test.war, struts-upload.war) . I'm using Tomcat 4.0-b1 , and
jakarta-struts-20010218.tar.gz
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