the Tomcat - User forum at Nabble.com:
http://www.nabble.com/Restarting-Tomcat-via-Ant-t207149.html#a577719
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Subject: Restarting Tomcat via Ant
Is there any way I can restart a remote Tomcat using an Ant task? I googled
a while and even found some sources but they were about HttpClient
for changes to be detected.
Cheers
Martin
Martyn George wrote:
Currently, I wish to make minor changes to web pages, and the like,
associated with a production application without restarting Tomcat, and
with minimal impact to users. These changes can be made, but are not
immediately observable due
What version are you running?
Doug
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Subject: Viewing Web Resource Updates without Restarting Tomcat
Currently, I wish to make minor changes to web
Currently, I wish to make minor changes to web pages, and the like,
associated with a production application without restarting Tomcat, and with
minimal impact to users. These changes can be made, but are not immediately
observable due to caching. Is there any command that can be issued
.
Robert S. Harper
Information Access Technology, Inc.
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Subject: restarting tomcat in production
hi,
i'm looking for some feedback on whether or not it's
hi,
i'm looking for some feedback on whether or not it's a normal procedure
to regularly restart tomcat. we have some memory leak somewhere that
forces us to restart the process every 6-8 days but we're thinking that
just putting in a script to restart daily would prevent this and may not
: restarting tomcat in production
hi,
i'm looking for some feedback on whether or not it's a normal procedure
to regularly restart tomcat. we have some memory leak somewhere that
forces us to restart the process every 6-8 days but we're thinking that
just putting in a script to restart daily would
Hi
I am using tomcat 5.0.X, and have the following serlvet.xml file:
/etc/tomcat5/Catalina/localhost/Servlet.xml
Context path= docBase=/home/chrisp/Servlet.war reloadable=true/
I would like the webapp to be unloaded and reloaded when I make changes
to the war file. autoDeploy and
So nobody knows how to deploy a new Host without the restart of Tomcat ?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 16:05:06 +0100
Lionel Farbos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I'd want to create and deploy new Virtual(s) Host(s) and Contexts without
having to restart the entire Tomcat Server (4.1.31 or
://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/architecture/startup/serverStartup.txt
Section b4
Doug
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So nobody knows how to deploy a new Host without the restart of Tomcat ?
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 16:05:06 +0100
Lionel Farbos [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi all,
I'd want to create and deploy new Virtual(s) Host(s) and Contexts without
having to restart the entire Tomcat Server (4.1.31 or 5.0.28).
This works if my Host(s) exist in server.xml when I start Tomcat (I follow
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/manager-howto.html).
BUT,
Hi, yeah thanks - have been doing that this morning!
Regards,
Carl
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From: Ivan Jouikov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 June 2004 09:34 PM
To: 'Tomcat Users List'
Subject: RE: AW: How can I add Host without restarting Tomcat?
Look at tomcat's administration tool
restart!
Is this possible?
Thanks!
Carl
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Sent: 18 June 2004 12:49 PM
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Subject: Re: AW: How can I add Host without restarting Tomcat?
Hey,
you can used the admin application.
Tipp:
Add a user
a server
restart!
Is this possible?
Thanks!
Carl
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Hey,
you can used the admin application.
Tipp:
Add a user
Nobody knows the answer to subj?
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Non way, because it is written in server.xml file.
You'll need to stop the server, I guess
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Gunnar Pörschke wrote:
Non way, because it is written in server.xml file.
You'll need to stop the server, I guess
Tomcat has a manager application. It can deploy new contexts
(applications) on-the-fly, but I'm not sure about hosts.
Nix.
Hey,
you can used the admin application.
Tipp:
Add a user with admin role at your conf/tomcat-users.xml!
Before you create the new host, create the webapps directory!
After create your new host, copy the Catalina/localhost/manager.xml to
Catalina/newhost/manager.xml and
you have at usefull new
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Hi All,
Does one need to stop-restart Tomcat server every time when a servlet is
changed/compiled ? The restart takes lots of time during the development and testing
of web application. Is there any way to expedite this.
Cheers,
Santosh
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Does one need to stop-restart Tomcat server every time when a servlet is changed/compiled ? The restart takes lots of time during the development and testing of web application. Is there any way to expedite this.
reloadable=true attribute of Context tag will do what
Nitschke
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Does one need to stop-restart Tomcat server every time when a
servlet is changed
reloadable attribute is enough, but yes, when you add a new one, you
should edit web.xml and restarting Tomcat or redeploy entire webapp.
mfg
Michael Nitschke
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and
start it again, afterwards the reloadable would work again.
Original question was about reloading (already deployed) servlet, so
reloadable attribute is enough, but yes, when you add a new one, you
should edit web.xml and restarting Tomcat or redeploy entire webapp.
mfg
Michael Nitschke
for
servlet jsp
On Wed, 2004-03-31 at 07:06, Rob Ross wrote:
I'm not talking about *restarting* Tomcat, I'm talking about *reloading* a
web app. You're right, you don't have to shut down the Tomcat server to
restart a webapp, you can just reload it, either manually by using the http
manager
Changed items can be re-loaded on the fly because of dynamic classloading.
Every JSP instance lives in its own classloader. When a jsp source file is
changed, the JSP servlet recognizes the change and recompiles the JSP. Once
the JSP is translated to a new .java (and .class file) - the class
Hi,
Is it true that each time a java servlet changes the tomcat servlet engine must be
restarted.
Does it mean that each time we need to recompile, we need also to restart the engine?
Chris
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it belongs is also reloaded?
Rob
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Subject: restarting tomcat
Hi,
Is it true that each time a java servlet changes the tomcat
servlet engine must
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Subject: restarting tomcat
Hi,
Is it true that each time a java servlet changes the tomcat
servlet engine must be restarted.
Does it mean that each time we need to recompile, we need
also to restart the engine?
Chris
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Subject: RE: restarting tomcat
I don't know the why's. I just know that a change to a JSP doesn't
require
a restart but a change to a class file does.
Karl
That's a great question! I was about to ask a very similar
question myself.
If you make changes to a JSP file, that means
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I also know that there are different types of debugging modes
that you can
run Tomcat it that do not require a restart
see why
this would not carry over to Tomcat5.
- Duncan
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I'm not talking about *restarting* Tomcat, I'm talking about *reloading* a
web app. You're right, you don't have to shut down the Tomcat server to
restart a webapp, you can just reload it, either manually by using the http
manager interface, or automatically by setting the reloadable attribute
hi,
could u please give an example ?
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Howdy,
It does matter from a practicality perspective: tomcat
it doesn't matter, but restarting all of tomcat much better.
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Howdy,
Restarting all of tomcat
ChemInformatics
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it doesn't matter, but restarting all of tomcat much better.
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Hi
How can i restart Tomcat which is running as service, from a web page
1 - calling bat file ? (not working)
2 - calling http://localhost:8080/manager/html/start?path=/engine (asking
password)
any clean way ?
Regards
Altug.
I have heard of this done by using a second webserver with perl installed and
then using Perl Win32 calls from webserver A to webserver B to restart the
server.
You could always run the other webserver on a high protected port so you
don't need a second box.
-Tim
Altug B. Altintas wrote:
Hi
Howdy,
Restarting all of tomcat or just selected webapps?
Yoav Shapira
Millennium ChemInformatics
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Subject: Restarting tomcat from web page
Hi
How can i
The only way to restart a Windows service is through native code. You
could use JNDI, or Runtime.exec() to run a net stop net start
script, or a perl script, or a vbs one... there are many options here :-)
Apart from protecting the page, I would also implement a first step with
a countdown,
Hi, I noticed if I restart Apache without restarting Tomcat, *sometimes* the
request doesn't get sent properly. It's a rather weird error though. From the
tomcat debug, I can seem that the program got to the handleLogin() method in the
login class. But the user will not be able to login
Hello everybody!
I have a question. Cluster from two tomcat.apache communicates with them by
ajp.
Web application looks after two users couldn't enter the system at the same
time.
When the first tomcat restarts it is desirable all users who were logged at
this tomcat would logged out to give
If I bounce tomcat via the /bin/shutdown.sh /bin/startup.sh scripts it
takes at least 20 seconds until it responds again. This is still after my
war has been unpacked and jsps compiled.. Any suggestions please?
Running standalone, on linux 2*700mhz, 1GB. One application 30mb.
Thanks
Euan
That's normal, in my experience.
In fact, my scripts sleep for 10 seconds at least before starting Tomcat
after a full stop, and 10 seconds minimum in between starting every
instance (22 on one server).
Tomcat != Apache.
John
On Tue, 10 Jun 2003 22:07:12 +0100, Euan Guttridge
[EMAIL
Howdy,
You can reduce startup time by eliminating unneeded applications. In
production servers, I hardly ever leave anything but the webapp itself: I
remove the admin, manager, docs, webdav, examples, ROOT contexts.
Things that affect shutdown include your custom finalizers, if any.
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Apache, yet can be restarted independently? The docs for mod_jk say that
restarting Tomcat requires restarting Apache.
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Is it possible to set up Tomcat so that it services JSP requests for
Apache, yet can be restarted independently? The docs for mod_jk say that
restarting Tomcat requires restarting Apache
If that is the case then I believe that the docs would be incorrect. I
often restart Tomcat without restarting Apache.
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Tomcat.
For starts: start Tomcat, then start Apache. that way, requests are not
handled until Apache is up. But doing it this way is not required.
The only time restarting Tomcat requires an Apache restart is if you are
using the ApacheConfig classes in server.xml to auto-generate mod_jk
I was using 4.0.x.
The admin tool that allows you to do the reloading of server.xml file does
not exist.
I checked ou 4.1.x and it seems that this admin tool is available. Is there
a way to programmatically do this? I guess you have to use JMX to manipulate
Tomcat on the fly. Am I correct?
Hi,
I think I asked this question before but I didn't get a definitive answer.
I want to be able to reload my server.xml file on the fly after making
modifications to it. I want to know whether this is possible on Tomcat
(Stand-alone) for version 4.1.x. Someone suggested the use of the Admin
Really? Which version of tomcat are you using ? The max min stuff is under
Service (Tomcat Standalone)
| -Connector (8080)
Someone suggested the use of the Admin servlet but that doesn't
really give you a means of changing configurations such as
Is it possible to reload configuration changes in server.xml without
bringing down the entire tomcat-server?
Will this be included in the manager app in future releases?
thx alot
Johannes Fiala
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Subject: Re: Reloading configuration changes from server.xml without
restarting Tomcat
If you make changes via the admin app the changes might be
immediately
seen. (You'll have to play with it to see if it meets your needs)
If you manually change server.xml - then your out
Hi Peter,
try this batch file (startAndStop.bat):
echo off
echo.
echo Calling startup
echo.
call startup.bat
echo.
echo Started
echo.
pause
echo.
echo Calling shutdown
echo.
call shutdown.bat
echo.
echo Shut down
echo.
pause
startAndStop.bat
The pause command is necessary,
On 8 Nov 2002, at 2:43, yves lambert wrote:
Peter Lee wrote:
I need to shutdown and then restart tomcat repeatedly for my
testing purposes. I am using a Windows batch file which will call
shutdown.bat and startup.bat. But each time Tomcat did not
restart. Is there any better way of
Subject: Re: Shutting down and restarting Tomcat
On 8 Nov 2002, at 2:43, yves lambert wrote:
Peter Lee wrote:
I need to shutdown and then restart tomcat repeatedly for my
testing purposes. I am using a Windows batch file which will call
shutdown.bat and startup.bat. But each time
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On 8 Nov 2002, at 2:43, yves lambert wrote:
Peter Lee wrote:
I need to shutdown and then restart tomcat repeatedly for my
testing purposes. I
Hi,
What is the command for setting the delay in a Windows batch file?
I downloaded something called UnxUtils.zip from the web (can't find where
from at the moment). Amongst other Unix goodies this includes sleep.exe.
It is a package of standalone binaries and you need install/use only
those you
What is the command for setting the delay in a Windows batch file?
If there isn't one you can simply write sleep.java and call using:
java sleep 2
:D
Sri
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What is the command for setting the delay in a Windows batch file?
I used delay but it didn't work.
Thanks
Assuming this isn't a 'day late and a dollar short', you might want to take
a look at this web site. It has all sorts of tips for DOS batch files:
http://www.calweb.com/~webspace/batch/
I am trying to create a custom jdbc realm. I create a class that extends
org.apache.catalina.realm.JDBCRealm. When I start up my server, I get a class not
found exception on my new realm class.
How am I supposed to set my paths to see the realm class I created? when I add the
class to my
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I need to shutdown and then restart tomcat repeatedly for my
testing purposes
Look at the Manager application in the Tomcat documentation. It will allow you
to deploy, redeploy, and restart a single application, rather than the entire
Tomcat instance. These operations take a matter of seconds.
I need to shutdown and then restart tomcat repeatedly for my
testing
Peter Lee wrote:
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Hello,
Do I need to restart tomcat every time I update a class/bean?
This is so frustrating!
/Fredrik
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Thanks.
I
Hello fredrik,
You can use the manager task to reload the app without restarting the
server. See the manager docs.
Jake
Friday, August 16, 2002, 3:03:58 PM, you wrote:
ftc Hello,
ftc Do I need to restart tomcat every time I update a class/bean?
ftc This is so frustrating!
ftc /Fredrik
ftc
Subject: restarting tomcat without restarting ;)
From: David Chu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello, I remember reading there was a way to force Tomcat 4.0 to use new
versions of modified servlets w/o restarting the server, but I glossed over
the details. I think it was just accessing some URL
There is a manager application well described in the doc ;-)
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Set the reloadable attribute of the Context element in your server.xml to
true
RS
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In my opinion you have a different problem here. Probably you read those
properties files at some point in your application lifecycle. Suppose
that point is your servlet init method (which is called
In my opinion you have a different problem here. Probably you read those
properties files at some point in your application lifecycle. Suppose
that point is your servlet init method (which is called only once
in the servlet life).
If you change the properties files it's your
I am using Tomcat 4.
I have a number of properties files in the WEB-INF/classes directory. I need
to be able to change the values of the properties in these files, but it
looks as though I need to restart Tomcat every time I change a value in
order for it to recognise the new version of the
Title: RE: Updating files without restarting Tomcat
You can specify the attribute
reloadable=true
in the context element for your web-application (in server.xml)
This will, however, watch all files for changes. There is no way to my knowledge of watching only some files.
cheers
Rory
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This will, however, watch all files for changes. There is no way to my
knowledge of watching only some files.
cheers
Rory
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hi,
i am trying to restart tomcat from my web application. Is there anyway i can do it
programmatically?
Does Tomcat provide any class to allow restart(I know about
org.apache.tomcat.startup.Tomcat, i have tried this, It does not work b,coz once VM
dies it does not call start)?
Thanx in
Try to call shell/DOS script (startup.bat/sh) from Java.
tom
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hi,
i am trying to restart tomcat from my web application
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Try to call shell/DOS script (startup.bat/sh) from Java.
tom
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hi,
i am trying to restart tomcat from my web application. Is there anyway
i
can do it programmatically?
Does Tomcat provide any class
hi, yourself,
Zhongwen Zhu (LMC) wrote:
Hi
In linux OS, when Tomcat is shut down, the port which is used by Tomcat is
not released. Hence it is impossible to re-start Tomcat. Do you have any
solution so that the system is forced to release the port when Tomcat is
shut down?
yes, don't shut
Hi
In linux OS, when Tomcat is shut down, the port which is used by Tomcat is
not released. Hence it is impossible to re-start Tomcat. Do you have any
solution so that the system is forced to release the port when Tomcat is
shut down?
Thank you for your hints.
michael zhu
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In linux OS, when Tomcat is shut down, the port which is used
by Tomcat is
not released. Hence it is impossible to re-start Tomcat. Do
you have any
solution so
On 05/20 09:54 Zhongwen Zhu (LMC) wrote:
In linux OS, when Tomcat is shut down, the port which is used by Tomcat is
not released. Hence it is impossible to re-start Tomcat. Do you have any
What version of Tomcat do you use?
I use 4.0.3, on a Linux machine. /usr/local/tomcat/bin/catalina.sh
I am using Tomcat 4.
I have a .properties file in my WEB-INF/classes part of my work tree, which
is read in using a ResourceBundle.
My problem is that if I update this properties file it does not recognise
the new version until I have restarted Tomcat.
Is there a config value I can change so
a new class loader isn't so
obvious, and might cause problems (If you use jni, for example).
good luck,
Tamir
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I am
Hi,
there are already messages in this forum, but: nevertheless it doesn't work.
When starting Tomcat 4 (Linux) for the first time, everything works fine. But when
stopping Tomcat and restarting there is the following message:
Catalina.start: LifecycleException: Error creating server socket
Hi,
just to answer myself: it is definitely not Tomcat 4 - it's Expresso. When deploying
Expresso something is being used but I don't know what.
Any ideas from the Expresso community?
Regards Thomas
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I've got the same problem. I found out that I have to wait a few seconds
after I stopped catalina.
Uwe
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Subject: restarting Tomcat 4
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone out there has a good way of restarting Tomcat
4...? In version 3, I used to just be able to do
$TOMCAT_HOME/bin/shutdown.sh
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone out there has a good way of restarting Tomcat
4...? In version 3, I used to just be able to do
$TOMCAT_HOME/bin/shutdown.sh; $TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh. Now, in version
4 though, since the starting and stopping scripts seem to have been modified
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Subject: restarting Tomcat 4
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone out there has a good way of restarting Tomcat
4...? In version 3, I used to just be able to do
$TOMCAT_HOME/bin/shutdown.sh; $TOMCAT_HOME/bin/startup.sh. Now
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Subject: restarting tomcat by calling runtime.exec on a .bat file (tc
3.2.4)
hi,
im trying to exec a .bat file that moves files around and
restarts tomcat
from a servlet. it seems as though the .bat file is being
run up to the
point where it calls
net stop
hi,
im trying to exec a .bat file that moves files around and restarts tomcat
from a servlet. it seems as though the .bat file is being run up to the
point where it calls
net stop tomcat
net start tomcat
any ideas? am i doing something wrong or is there an easier way to restart
tomcat?
Hi,
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Sent: Thursday, January 31, 2002 6:17 PM
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Subject: how to get changes to web.xml without restarting tomcat
All,
My dilemma as I understand it is this. Tomcat is run at root
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