Re: is too quick to respond

2022-02-19 Thread John Barrow
HI, As a completely 'left-field' thought and apologies if this next statement is completely naive, if I started a clean Maven project, copied across all the sources for Tomcat and then use NetBeans to add dependencies as required, could that work? I am willing to give it a try as I don't need to d

Re: is too quick to respond

2022-02-19 Thread John Barrow
Hi, I have re-run the Tomcat tests using 4 cores (all my machine has!) and time came down to 35m 33s. Not bad. I have written my own ‘grep’ to review the output directory and I think that the number of failures has come down now using all the cores so some may have been timing issues The 5 that

Re: is too quick to respond

2022-02-19 Thread John Barrow
Hi, While we continue the investigation into why I can't get Tomcat to run within NetBeans, I thought that I would create a mockup of the functionality that I would look to implement to protect the reloading of the webapp until the files have been rebuilt. I have mimicked the expected Tomcat liste

RE: is too quick to respond

2022-02-19 Thread Neil Aggarwal
John: > If anyone has a moment, can you have a quick look and see if what I am > proposing seems acceptable. Thinking about when a large file (Such as a war file) is being uploaded to the server, we don't want Tomcat to reload it until after the file has completed upload and is fully formed. How