In tomcat you need not to restart the Mayank,

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On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 7:24 AM, Mayank Upadhyay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> Hello to All,
>
> First of all thanks to you all for previous help n guide. Now i have
> installed Ofbiz properly in my PC.


No problem buddy we are here to help you :-).
And its really great that you are able to run ofbiz on your machine now.


> But  still i am not getting the meaning of this statement that "*Start
> OFBiz
> with embedded Tomcat* " which is written in
> http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBADMIN/Demo+and+Test+Setup+Guide link.
> While
> it running so nicely.
> Because in my PC Tomcat 6 is already install, so is it required ?
> Q 1>I want to  know that how OFBiz is related to Tomcat.


See ofbiz comes with Inbuild Tomcat, so you need not to have external tomcat
on your machine.
You can safely remove the tomcat installed on your machine or if you would
like to keep the external tomcat instance on your machine then
change the port settings for tomcat either in Ofbiz (ofbiz-containers.xml)
or on externally installed instance on your machine.

Inbuild tomcat (that comes with Ofbiz) listen on port 8080 (For http
request) & 8443 (For https request).


>
> Q 2>Like Tomcat, in OfBiz also i need to restart Ofbiz server  again n
> again
> after each changes in application.


While considering the case of External Tomcat you need not to restart the
server.You can redeploy the application from the Tomcat Mangement
console.But you restart the server while doing some changes in Property
files ,configuration files etc.

In case of Ofbiz you need to restart the server when you do changes in
service definition (services.xml) ,java files (run ant before running
server) , property files  and some configuration files. Most of the files
from Screen/Form Widget(For UI preparation) , Beanshell , Groovy (For Data
Preparation) and Services written in Mini Lang (Decides what to do with
data) gives result without restarting the server.



>
> Q 3>When i run ant file , it takes along time to BUILD all
> components(application) so is there any way to make short of this time
> period.


I am sure you are using Windows Box.
BTW what is the configuration of your machine ?


>
> Q 4>Also please guide me that how can i integrate OFBiz with
> *Eclipse*because currently i am using another java editor for the
> development.


Jacques has provided you the answer for this so I am safe on this I think.


>
>
> Please help me out for the above queries.
> Thanks in Advance
>
> with warm regards
> Mayank Upadhyay
>

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