Thanks Jeff and Soren
The server's running on a Windows box.
Could I use Jakarta's HTTPClient to insert the Authorization
information?
This is the method I'm thinking of using. I need to be able to do a
webapp reload
from a Java application.
On 9/6/06, Jeff Mutonho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 9/6/06, Yusuf Jakoet < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:HiI have a Tomcat server running on one machine with one webapp loaded. The webapp itself is empty,
but there's a web service deployed to its context (I have Axis running inside the webapp!).
I need to restart either the webapp or Tomcat, and my question is how do I do that?I'm trying to execute Tomcat manager commands via HTTP.
How would I work around the login dialog? Is it possible to specify the username and password as well?If it's not possible, how else could I reload a webapp from a remote machine?
(I'm trying the above method, but I don't want the login dialog)If that's not possible, how would I restart a Tomcat service remotely?Thanks
-You could do it programmatically using the Cargo API , or using the Cargo maven plugin ( http://cargo.codehaus.org).Shout if you need more help
My very low-tech solution was to use wget & put the authentication
details for Tomcat manager in the URL. Cron + wget is part of the
duct tape of our environment here.
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