I am not sure whether tomcat can regonise changes within beans, but it's easy to
restart
tomcat. Just create an alias for restarting tomcat.
Like if using bash, you can put the following line in .bashrc:
alias restart_tomcat="/usr/local/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh ;
/usr/local/tomcat/bin/startup.sh"
if using C shell, you can put the following in .chhrc:
alias restart_tomcat /usr/local/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh ;
/usr/local/tomcat/bin/startup.sh
Then you don't have to explicitly retype the 2 commands every time, but you can just
type "restart_tomcat"
Frans
> Is there a way to have a bean recognized (when changes are done) without
> having to restart Tomcat4? Is not is there an easy way to restart tomcat. I
> know I have seen this in some documentation but after an two hours of
> looking I have failed to find the answer. I have a Linux (Redhat 8)/Tomcat
> environment (both latest releases). I have setup Tomcat4 so that it starts
> on bootup. There is no DOS window to see status so I use log4J.
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