Shankar Unni wrote:
Raju Balugu wrote:
So,On which basis it will load that?(For example Alphabetical ..etc)
What MarkT said.
Tomcat will load the webapps in whatever order it gets them from
File.listFiles() (which is *not* guaranteed alphabetical!), and then
during shutdown, it unloads them in some internal hashtable values()
order.
Short answer: you cannot rely on any order during startup *or*
shutdown. In particular, shutdown order != reverse(startup order).
Longer answer: if you want a **non-portable** solution that guarantees
order, you have to write your own wrapper around the Embedded class
and write the deployment routine yourself. That's what I have done
for our product which uses an embedded Tomcat to bring up a collection
of webapps.
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And of course in a normal production environment it's perfectly
reasonable for a singular webapp to be shutdown and restarted via the
manager webapp while everything else continues. Best practice is to
provide a means of handling the case where the other webapp isn't
available even on a temporary basis.
--David
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