Hello
How did you deploy the application ? with a WAR file ? or by installing an
unpacked directory ?
I read in the "Professional Apache Tomcat5" book that the relaod attribute
work fine only with an application installed from an unpacked directory not
with a WAR file
Jean-Claude
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Hi,
Context Reloadable == true
When we compile .java into .class, Tomcat will not serve page anymore.
We have to restart Tomcat inside Services or from the Monitor Tomcat menu.
We have seen same here. Tomcat >= 5.0.28 hangs, there seems to be a
ThreadDeath exception sometimes when re
Howdy,
It would be fair to say that nothing is always guaranteed to work
correctly.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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Howdy,
Tomcat will recompile the JSP. Reloadable affects only runtime
performance.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInfo
Howdy,
Tomcat will recompile the JSP. Reloadable affects only runtime
performance.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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>Hi
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>Doh. 4.1.27. :-)
>
>The hotfix is available here:
>
>http://jakarta.apache.org/site/binindex.cgi
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>Click on the Tomcat 4.1.27 link. It's hotfix 22096 apparently.
>
>Not sure what the bug number is,
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>
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> Howdy,
> Your servlet doesn't need to explicitly be "reloadable" but
> your context
> does. Set reloadable=true in your context definition.
>
> Yoav Shapira
> Millennium Ch
Howdy,
Your servlet doesn't need to explicitly be "reloadable" but your context
does. Set reloadable=true in your context definition.
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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Howdy,
If you're using tomcat 1.4.27 you might have more than just this problem
;)
>Also, if you're using Tomcat 1.4.27 then there's a bug which stops the
>reload from working properly. A hotfix is available from the jakarta
>website.
What bug and fix are you referring to?
Yoav Shapira
Millenni
n about it on
this list a couple of weeks ago.
Dave
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> Howdy,
> If you're
Look at Tomcat5 and the JMXProxy servlet in the manager application.
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/jakarta-tomcat-catalina/webapps/manager/WEB-INF/classes/org/apache/catalina/manager/JMXProxyServlet.java?rev=1.4&content-type=text/vnd.viewcvs-markup
And you can write your own app to allow user
Hi, Raja:
I am using Tomcat 4.1, it doesn't work for me.
Did you change anything? Thanks for you help.
James
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Hello,
Thanks you, it works
raja
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Hi Raja,
The default behaviour setting for the class reloading is a
Hi,
But I can't start Tomcat after I put the following to server.xml, and the
error msg can't be logged.
James
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Hi Raja,
The default behaviour setting for the class reloading is a touch
on the slow side, so include a in the that
looks like this one:
And you'll find that it will now check every second, rather than
the default 15 seconds.
Cheers,
-- jon
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I set the att
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Have you tried using the Manager app? How are you upd
Have you tried using the Manager app? How are you updating your classes?
Just deleting them and adding the new one?
John
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I have the same problem. I have changed any Context in web.xml
and also checked the server.xml file for DefaultContext and stuff,
but Tomcat just won't reload classes.
I am using latest Tomcat 3.3 version, JDK1.3 IBM Linux
Regards
Danny
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> I don't believe the class loader recognizes any new code other
> than servlets and jsp files. If you have new classes called by
> servlets
I don't believe the class loader recognizes any new code other
than servlets and jsp files. If you have new classes called by
servlets, they won't be reloaded. If you search in the archives, you
should find a lot of discussions on this topic.
If you have servlets or jsp's that aren't reloadi
I don't have the answer to why reloading isn't
working, but I can recommend using the tomcat manager
app to "remove" and "install" your app to freshen it.
That doesn't require a restart of tomcat.
One important note though, if your webapp's main
directly exists, this won't work. You have to blo
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Why is it that during reloading of changed classes,
tomcat clears all variables from HTTPSession?
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Yes the manager app will restart and the Tomcat will reload but I want
Tomcat to detect newly compiled class files and reload without
restarting, whether via the command line or via the manager web app.
This w
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Yes the manager app will restart and the Tomcat will reload but I want
Tomcat to detect newly compiled class files and reload without
restarting, whether via the command line or via the manager web app.
This will avoid developers asking each other if they can 'restart'
Tomcat while working
I've found this to be true on occassions, but I've never found out any reason why.
If you restart your app using the manager application, then it seems to reload it
properly.
Manager application runs from the URL, details can be found here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.0-doc/manag
Hi Mike,
I posted a bug about this, warp connector shows all sorts of odd behaviour
with the manager app. because the way applications are indexed internally to
tomcat. Example: you stop on application, then re-install it. When you
reinstall it,
tomcat gives it a incremented id, yet webapp is sti
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> Neil Aggarwal a écrit :
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> > Hello:
> >
> > Is reloadable="true" working in 4.0.
Neil Aggarwal a écrit :
> Hello:
>
> Is reloadable="true" working in 4.0.3?
> Tomcat does not seem to be reloading my classes when I upload a newer
> version to the server.
>
> Here is what I put in my /usr/local/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.3/conf/server.xml
> file:
>
> d
oad page(HTML), enter in the servlet name, then submit the form.
Presto Chango...the jsp now should be reloaded.
Hope this helps.
Tom.
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You have surely a problem with the date on ur server ? Tomcat also doesnt'
get that it must recompile it because the date of the new file isn't more
recent than the old...
i don't know if it's the problem but it could be...
Anthony MÜLLER,
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Hi!
I have little problem with re-compiling JSP pages by Tomcat after modyfing
them.
I h
> file a.jsp which includes b.jsp
> I'm viewing a.jsp in browser, then I modify b.jsp and reload page in
> browser, but I can't see changes - b.jsp doesn't recompile :-(
Can you view b? If you do, it will recompile.
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> >You must either modify and save a.jsp, or delete .java and .class files for
> >a.jsp in Tomcat's w
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Hi!
>You must either modify and save a.jsp, or delete .java and .class files for
>a.jsp in Tomcat's work folder.
Is there any other method? I can't give access to tomcat's work directory to
my customer.
Pozdrawiam
Krzysztof Janiszewsk
Hi!
>You must either modify and save a.jsp, or delete .java and .class files for
>a.jsp in Tomcat's work folder.
Is there any other method? I can't give access to tomcat's work directory to
my customer.
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You must either modify and save a.jsp, or delete .java and .class files for
a.jsp in Tomcat's work folder.
Reloadable = "true" is for reloading class files in WEB-INF/classes folder.
Rasto
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Hi,
It's working :)
The only thing you should check is that your classes are in the directory
"myApp/WEB-INF/classes" this is the only place TC looks
for changed files.
Amine
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