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Chuck,

On 2/2/14, 2:34 PM, Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>> From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:ch...@christopherschultz.net] 
>> Subject: Re: How to deploy class jar file without restart Apache 
>> tomcat 7.0.40 server(Linux OS)
> 
>>> Our web application contains both .war as well as .jar's file.
> 
> Not possible.  It's either/or, not both - if the webapp is built 
> properly.  You may have added .jar files elsewhere that really
> should be included in the .war file.
> 
>>> When ever we changes our service layer code it will be in .jar
>>>  file which also deploying in tomact server. I just want avoid
>>>  restarting server for changes  in .jar file.
> 
>> As long as your web application redeploys cleanly (e.g. does not 
>> leak memory -- particular ClassLoaders), you should not have to 
>> restart Tomcat just to reload a web application.
> 
> I have a suspicion that the OP painted himself into a corner by 
> having a .war file for most of the webapp but then dumping some
> .jar files that the webapp depends on into Tomcat's lib directory -
> a really, really bad idea.

If this is the case, than only a Tomcat restart can re-load those JAR
files, of course.

> Such .jar files should be part of the .war file, not in some
> accidentally associated location.  Perhaps this is another instance
> of trying to save disk space by putting common .jar files in a
> single location for use by multiple webapps, rather than properly
> including them in each webapp.  Whatever is going on smacks of poor
> application deployment methodology.

Likely, but let's not beat-up Sushil too soon.

- -chris
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