Hello, Thank you so much for your reply.
Here are the answers to your questions: 1) Define "not exploded properly" Does this happen on clean installations or only updates? ANS : I create war file through Eclipse tomcat plugin straight into the webapps directory, say my file is mywebapps.war . When I delete the context of the folder mywebapps and restart Tomcat, the war is property exploded - ie the contents of the war are property deployed in the mywebapps directory which is created. Now when I again create the mywebapps.war as mentioned above, when Tomcat is running, everything except two jars in WEF-INF/lib directory from the mywebapps context directory is deleted. Thus the war is not property deployed. The context directory is not in sync with the contents of the war file. Now when I stop Tomcat and delete the entire mywebapps context directory and restart the server with the same war file, the context is created properly. 2) How did you set these? ANS : In the Tomacat_Home/conf/context.xml I have added the following attributes in Context tag: <Context reloadable="true" antijarlocking="true" antiresourcelocking="true"> 3)Operating system? ANS : I have tried on Windows XP with above cycle. I have the same problem in Windows 7 however I have not been able to try with number 2 above on Windows 7. Hope this answers your quesions. Best wishes, Amit Parmar. On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 5:47 PM, Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org> wrote: > On 08/06/2010 04:38, Amit Parmar wrote: > > I am working on various web applications one of them being a Struts2 > > application. When I deploy the war file from Elcipse, the war is not > > exploded property. > > Define "not exploded properly". > Does this happen on clean installations or only updates? > > > So I have to Stop Tomcat -> Delete the context of the application -> > Restart > > Tomcat, everytime I want to deploy the changes. > > That sounds like the locked files problem. > > > This is a problem only with the Struts2 application. Other applications > are > > working all right. > > > > Googling I came to know of setting attributes [reloadable="true" > > antijarlocking="true" antiresourcelocking="true"] in Context.xml but that > > too does not solve the problem. > > How did you set these? > > > Here is my environment detail: > > Tomcat : 5.5.25 > > Eclipse for Java developer : 3.2.2 > > JDK : 1.5 > > Operating system? > > Mark > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org > >
