Re: dynamically add action ?

[Manfred Wolff]

lixin chur

You must configure your context as the following:

<Context path="/template"
        docBase="/J2EELoesungen/Projekte/Template/webapps/template"
        reloadable="true"
        cookies="true">
    <Logger className="org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger"
               prefix="template_log."
               suffix=".txt"
               timestamp="true" />
</Context>
where path is the webapp context and the docbase the phisical folder, 
where your webapp is placed.

The reloadabe flag indicates, that tomcat will reload  if there  are 
changes. But: That have nothing to do with struts and jsp! Also I think, 
this is the default behavior.

At runtime, you can only change your jsp, nothing else if you don't 
want, that the tomcat has to restart.

Manfred



lixin chu wrote:

hi,
i just tried these sceniors, it seems that nothing
happened. I checked Tomcat log file, could not find 
when it restarted.

do i need to check something special ?
--- Carl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

If you add new java code in a running Tomcat
context, by default the 
context will restart itsel automaticly.

Carl

lixin chu wrote:
   

Thanks !

I am very new to this web application world, just
wanted to clarify if I can do these in a running
Struts application without restart Tomcat:
1. Can I modify existing JSP files ?
  Yes, I have tried
2. Can I add new JSP files into existing folder ?
  I think so.
3. Can I create new folders for some new JSP files
     

?
   

4. Can I add new java class into an existing
     

folder ?
   

5. Can I create a new folder for some new Java
     

classes
   

?

thanks
li xin
     



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