My web application is equipped with a ServletContextListener. Among other
things the contextIntialized() method creates and starts a server object which
has as one of it's data members an object that inherits from
UnicastRemoteObject (the basic Java RMI server implementation).
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Sent: Friday, May 27, 2005 4:52 PM
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We've set up multiple DNS entries for the same box.
a.foo.com
b.foo.com
We've got Apache's workers2.properties files setup to
forward all requests to these two machine names to
tomcat:
[uri:a.foo.com/*]
group=lb
[uri:b.foo.com/*]
group=lb
Now what we want is for tomcat
No matter how many times I send mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I continue
to be flooded with tomcat-user mail.
Months ago I wanted to post a question to this list
and found I couldn't do so unless I joined the list.
So, grudgingly, I joined, posted my question and
immediately unsubscribed. I checked
I have a background thread object in my tomcat
application that performs some garbage-collection like
functions (i.e., wakes up periodically and does some
application specific cleanup). I have tomcat
configured to restart the context when I drop new
class files in the WEB-INF/classes directory.
Thanks all. I have the threads dying cleanly now.
--- Filip Hanik - Dev [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you can setup context listeners, and when the
context is stopped you will receive an event and can
stop your bg thread
Filip
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