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Steven J Sobol
I'm new to Tomcat...
Using 5.0.16, jdk 1.4.2_03
I'm not using a WAR file for my webapp. I have everything stored in
/var/www/virtual_hosts/MyServletSiteURL/WEB_INF. Is it possible to get
Tomcat to detect, automatically, that web.xml has changed, and reload it? I set
the reloadable attribute of the WebApp to true, and have the same attribute set
in the Host entry in server.xml, and changes to the class files are detected and
the servlets get reloaded properly, but if I change the binding of a certain
servlet, for example mapping it to /blah/foo.jsp instead of /foo/blah.jsp, the
server continues to serve it at /foo/blah.jsp unless I stop and restart it.
Can I do what I'm trying to do?
Thanks
Using 5.0.16, jdk 1.4.2_03
I'm not using a WAR file for my webapp. I have everything stored in
/var/www/virtual_hosts/MyServletSiteURL/WEB_INF. Is it possible to get
Tomcat to detect, automatically, that web.xml has changed, and reload it? I set
the reloadable attribute of the WebApp to true, and have the same attribute set
in the Host entry in server.xml, and changes to the class files are detected and
the servlets get reloaded properly, but if I change the binding of a certain
servlet, for example mapping it to /blah/foo.jsp instead of /foo/blah.jsp, the
server continues to serve it at /foo/blah.jsp unless I stop and restart it.
Can I do what I'm trying to do?
Thanks