Hi List!
I have two Tomcat installs. One is on Windows, and hosts our build
system for our web service software. The other is on Linux, and is
where the build system deploys to. I want to run unit tests on the
Windows host that hit on the freshly deployed code on the Linux host.
So far, so good
Is there a way to hit the admin or something so that I can restart Tomcat remotely? I
am using Struts and the only way I know to get things going again after changing the
struts-config.xml file is to restart Tomcat. Can't just restart my web app.
Help!
9:39 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Remotely restart Tomcat.
Is there a way to hit the admin or something so that I can
restart Tomcat remotely? I am using Struts and the only way I
know to get things going again after changing the
struts-config.xml file is to restart Tomcat. Can't
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Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 9:40 AM
Subject: RE: Remotely restart Tomcat.
Well you can also reload the context
in which you have your struts application
Use manager (not the admin) app for that,
it accepts the url commands from your
browser
works for me
