Another strange point about Tomcat 5 is that I can create a new non-root
context and reload it in a new host without restarting the application
server.
When I want to reload the context, I can press "commit changes" button and
Tomcat 5 will re-initialize every context for me. However, for root co
Hi Bob,
Some process may be child processes of the Tomcat processes. For example,
Tomcat may have a process for a specific jar in the /lib directory. You can
tell this by examining process id. The "root" tomcat process id will have
ppid=1, where others will have ppid = pid of the "root" process. I
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From: Jacob Kjome [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: May 17, 2004 4:32 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Does Tomcat 5 supports stop/start/reload server through
admin tool ?
Quoting Sheng Huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi Jake,
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> Thanks a lot for your reply. However, I am go
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Sent: May 17, 2004 3:08 PM
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Subject: Re: Does Tomcat 5 supports stop/start/reload server through
admintool ?
Quoting Sheng Huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Does anyone know whether Tomcat 5 supports stop/start server through a GUI
> tool? O
Hi Yoav,
Thank you very much for your reply. As in the last two emails I just sent,
what I need is to create new host, then create new context, then load the
new context application in the new host using the manager tool. But the
manager context I created using admintool doesn't have privileged="t
Does anyone know whether Tomcat 5 supports stop/start server through a GUI
tool? Or can I reload all the contexts in all hosts through a GUI interface?
Best regards,
Sheng
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I hope Tomcat 5 can have a reload feature like that of SunOne administration
tool. That is, I can change the server.xml, manager.xml, and admin.xml
manually, then let Tomcat admintool re-initialize itself.
Now when I press "Commit Changes", it always overwrites the changes I made.
But admintool o
Tomcat 5 works well with context creation without shutting down the Tomcat
server. However, I need to add admintool and manager contexts to a new host,
e.g test.tlg.ca, so that I can reload/start/stop application contexts in
test.tlg.ca host.
However, it seems that the admintool/manager contexts
