Sorry I didn't mean to say ActionServlet or ModuleConfig objects...these are
struts based objects.. more generally, from within a Tomcat web
application... how do you access the Context object?
Thanks
Jamie
jamieb wrote:
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> Hi There
>
> I had a look at Tomcat's Manag
rintln
(sm.getString("managerServlet.reloaded", displayPath));
} catch (Throwable t) {
log("ManagerServlet.reload[" + displayPath + "]", t);
writer.println(sm.getString("managerServlet.exception",
ed to
control the application remotely. The application doing the calling is the
application that needs to be restarted itself. Any further ideas?
Thanks
Jamie
Pid-2 wrote:
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> jamieb wrote:
>> Hi there
>>
>> I am busy implementing an auto update facility for a Tomcat web
Hi there
I am busy implementing an auto update facility for a Tomcat web application.
As part of the auto update process, the auto update code needs to unpack the
changed class files and reload the Tomcat web application.
I am aware that you can configure Tomcat to automatically reload the web
google search you can read thru
> the same it describes similar problems.
> We have not had problems using java mail under tomcat
> but we dont use imap.
> http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=761635&messageID=4347363
>
> -Sameer
>
> --- jamieb <[EMAIL PR
Hi there
I have encountered a bizzare problem... I have a small peice of code that
fetches emails from an IMAP server using TLS. This code works perfectly in a
standalone application, however, when I copy and paste it over to a Tomcat
application it does not work. The code uses Java Mail 1.4.1