Do you perhaps mean "context" rather than "port"? If you're running
Tomcat behind Apache, I'd imagine your users aren't specifying the port
(eg 8080) directly.
Individual Tomcat run on their own ports (default 8080, visible through
Apache's port 80). Shutting down one shouldn't affect the others.
If you do mean "context", then no, it can't be done with 3.x, short of
having a Tomcat dedicated to each context. Use 4.0 instead, where apps
can be restarted individually.
--Jeff
On Tue, Sep 18, 2001 at 04:49:04PM -0400, Jurrius, Mark wrote:
> Is there a way that I can stop and start Tomcat without affecting all of the
> different applications running on different ports on the same box?
> We are having problems with our QA machine and our testers are
> constantly getting booted off the application in development which
> they are using now each time I stop and start Tomcat after making
> changes. I am hoping to find a way to stop and start Tomcat for just
> one port. Thanks.
>
> Windows NT 4.0
> Tomcat 3.1
> Apache 1.3
> JDK 1.3
>
> Mark
