Hi QM,
Q> This is true: Tomcat doesn't compare a WAR file's META-INF/context.xml
Q> to its corresponding copy in
Q> {tomcat}/conf/{engine}/{host}/{file}.xml;
Q> if the latter file already exists, Tomcat ignore the former.
Q> If you use *only* WAR files you can use a custom Tomcat start/stop
Q> script that cleans out the context-related XML files in {tomcat}/conf.
So am I correct in thinking that I must:
1) Stop Tomcat
2) delete the .../conf/Catalina/localhost/myAPp.xml file
3) copy the new version of the .war to /webapps
4) restart tomcat
Do I also need to delete the unpacked version of the .war file
that Tomcat puts in .../webapps?
In general, what should I delete to completely remove a previously
deployed web app?
Can any of this be done with Tomcat running?
I'm running 5.0.28, if that matters.
Thanks.
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