Andreas, If your need is to restart a webapp, you can use ant to access the following URL (assuming you run the command on the same server than tomcat) :
here is the target in the build.xml file
<target name="reload">
<get src
="http://{tomcatserver}:{port}/manager/html/stop?path/{webappname}"; dest
="/dev/null" usetimestamp="true" username="{your user name}" password
="{your admin password}" ignoreerrors="true" />
<get src
="http://{tomcatserver}:{port}/manager/html/start?path/{webappname}"; dest
="/dev/null" usetimestamp="true" username="{your user name}" password
="{your admin password}" ignoreerrors="true" />
</target>
then run the script with :
> ant reload
That's the way we do that.
Cyril ZEKSER
Andreas
Andersson Pour : Tomcat Users List
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc :
tart.se> Objet : start/stop-script from
source dist
31/03/2005 13:27
Veuillez
r�pondre �
"Tomcat Users
List"
Is there a start/stop-script in the source distribution thats suitable
to run from /etc/init.d on linux?
Or is there a way to make one automatically?
--
Andreas Andersson
IT Dept.
Travelstart Nordic
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