will probably
need to modify the web.xml to be aware of it.
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I'd first check your hosting providers policy on webservices etc.
Do you develop the context /webapps/mywebsite? Can you fully redeploy it or
modify it? Can you ask for it to be restarted?
Gerwood Stewart
Senior Programmer/System Administrator
Information Technology Directory
Armidale NSW
Ziggy
These days I'm more familiar with Maven (which solves this simply) however from
the days of Ant I think the following might help a little:
From memory most ant scripts are custom. You have to add the command to copy
libraries etc.
You will probably need to add an extra set of commands
Pid
Regarding the login. I don't know what architecture you have but what your
asking is possible. what Peter indicated below is more likely.
It doesn't look like you are using spring but you might want to look at some of
the ways they do such this. I do know you can enforce the use of https
I originally started down this path trying to find a memory leak (involving
commons-logging etc). I now have a more general question:
I've created an almost empty context. It contains 1 servlet which contains an
arraylist (just to create a large object that is easier to see in memory
graphs)
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: WebappClassLoader and undeploy
Gerwood Stewart wrote:
Tomact seems to have retained 1 on the WebappClassLoader instances.
I have two questions at this point:
1. From the Javadocs both WebappClassLoader and WebappLoader are class
loaders. What
Elli
I understand most of this. I do several things such as forcing a GC before
doing the heap dump, from what you are say this may not be enough?
Either way I'm not looking for an instance of the class to simply be there I'm
looking at the GC Roots.
I also tried an additional step of after
Mark
Thanks. I suppose I'd better get back to identifying the real problems then. :D
Gerwood
From: Mark Thomas [ma...@apache.org]
Sent: Tuesday, 10 November 2009 10:48 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: WebappClassLoader and undeploy
Gerwood Stewart
Elli
Thanks for the reply. I also missed josephs (unless there is several of these
threads going on).
Hot deployment is what we would like to do. It's not possible as yet because of
eventual permgen memory errors. I also (in general) think it's a good idea to
_know what we're doing_ so some
This is not quite a question about out of memory errors. It's a question about
the behaviour of contexts when deployed and un-deployed and what should happen
to the non-heap (or in fact any) memory when we undeploy a context.
From my understanding (and it's not a good one) I would expect to see
November 2009 11:04 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Tomcat and PermGen
Gerwood Stewart wrote:
This is not quite a question about out of memory errors. It's a question
about the behaviour of contexts when deployed and un-deployed and what should
happen to the non-heap (or in fact any
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