I've tried using ROOT.war. Again, it is deployed fine on Tomcat startup.
But it is not redeployed when u update the ROOT.war in either docBase
and appBase directories.
One interesting thing here is Apache suggests that we should not have
docBase underneath appBase (or pointing these attributes to the same
folder). I have my WARs in docBase. But I want them to be
auto-redeployed. So sometime when tomcat is running, I have to put these
new WAR files to the appBase folder to be detected. This is not good
because the packed war files are mixed with the unpacked folders. Even
this, there is a problem of redeploying after u change the name of the
war file.
You know what stops tomcat from redeploying even you update the WAR file?
Is there anyway that we can tell Tomcat to redeploy when something is
changed in a folder other than what specified in the appBase attribute
(e.g. docBase folder)?
Regards.
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: K. Chi Bui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Auto-redeployment for a default web application
We want to deploy one of the WAR file as a default application (i.e.
with the context path of empty string "").
I just answered this question a couple of hours ago. Check this thread
in the archives:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=116551995100004&r=1&w=2
- Chuck
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