Depending on why you want to modify JNDI entries, and whether this is for the entire server or just a specific web-app ...
If I need to change my JNDI entries (generally values and additions during development), I modify the context.xml file for the app (in the META-INF directory) and redeploy the app. This seems to automagically modify the server.xml file for me, and I can keep the changes in my web app CVS.
Perhaps your needs are more complex ...
G'luck
tim
Tim Funk wrote:
There is no way to change web.xml on the fly. Except by - - putting a new web.xml in its place - stop the app - start the app
As for changes to server.xml. This can be done via JMX. See the code to the admin app on how make changes.
-Tim
Adi Katz wrote:
Hello,
I am interested in changing the server.xml and web.xml files through servlets and then reload them. So for example I can add JNDI entries in server.xml without the nedd to stop/start tomcat again. Something very similar is done in the admin app ( shipped with tomcat ). Does anybody have a code example or some tips on how to do it ??
Thanks,
Adi
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