1. Why my jsp changes are not reflected without restarting tomcat? stackoverflow.comI am editing the jsp files which are residing directly inside tomcat/webapps/myapp/web-inf. But to see the changes i have to restart the server these. As far as i know, jsp changes ... |
2. How can I change a JS, JSP, or XML file without having to restart my Tomcat server in Eclipse? stackoverflow.comWhenever I start my Tomcat 5.5.29 server in Eclipse, it's status becomes "Synchronized." If I save a change to a file of any type, it publishes that file and then ... |
3. Restarting Tomcat service through servlet which is hosted in the same Tomcat stackoverflow.comI would like to restart tomcat service on Windows XP, I created a servlet which calls a batch file |
4. Restarting tomcat service through java/servlet stackoverflow.comi want to restart my tomcat through my java code/servlet. Is there any way to do so??? ON particular Exception,i want to restart my tomcat |
5. Do I have to restart Tomcat each time I update the website in Eclipse? stackoverflow.comI'm following coreServlet tutorial and sometimes when I create new file or update them, then check it on browser things don't work so I restart the server and they ... |
6. Do I need to restart TOMCAT??????? coderanch.comNope, if you set the reloadable flag in server.xml then tomcat will reload classes on the fly. Tomcat does take a significant performance hit if this setting is used though so it's generally only used for during development. Once your context has stabilised it's generally better to stop tomcat, remove the reloadable option and restart it. Obviously once the flag has ... |
7. Changing servlet requires Tomcat restart coderanch.com |
8. Restarting apache tomcat after changes in servlet and jsps coderanch.com |
9. Do we need to restart the Tomcat server each time when we modify servlets? forums.oracle.comLater Tomcats can hot-swap apps without a re-start, but beware, it doesn't seem to be foolproof. Does it really matter? If you're using a build tool such as Ant or Maven - and I suggest you do - re-deploying is trivial. In any case, should the hot-swap fail, you'll just not see the changes. So try hot-swapping if you like, but ... |
10. Argh! Stop the need to restart Tomcat on servlet changes forums.oracle.com |
11. how to restart tomcat through a jsp page... forums.oracle.comI want to be able to restart tomcat through my web application that runs on tomcat 5.5 (the same server). Its annoying having to ssh to the machine and run a command line to restart the server. I have a linux shell script which shuts down the server and then restarts it. I am calling it from my bean. The idea ... |
12. Restart Tomcat from JSP forums.oracle.comHi, I have the following requirement. I need to restart the server after I do some report generation. If I click some button on my web page. It should shutdown the server and restart it. I can stop the server by coding <% System.exit(1) %>. But after I close I need to restart it. Can we execute batch script to execute ... |