Bjørge Solli wrote:
location="/usr/share/java/catalina5-ant.jar"/>
Typo. '5' in wrong place.
Really sorry I bothered you all with this!
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Here's what's in one of my ant files to stop a web app. Start and
restart are probably similar.
http://myhost.mycompany.com/manager/";
username="manager"
password="managerpw"
path="/${webapp}"
/>
Thankyou. I am new
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's what's in one of my ant files to stop a web app. Start and
restart are probably similar.
http://myhost.mycompany.com/manager/";
username="manager"
password="managerpw"
path="/${webapp}"
/>
Thankyou. I am new to ant and cannot unde
Here's what's in one of my ant files to stop a web app. Start and restart
are probably similar.
http://myhost.mycompany.com/manager/";
username="manager"
password="managerpw"
path="/${webapp}"
/>
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You could use ant. It has tomcat tasks for stopping, starting, and
restarting tomcat web apps.
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Setup: Fedora Core 4, Tomcat 5
Is there a way to restart a single servlet in a cronjob?
The only way I have found so far is to restart tomcat itself.
Either way, what would I have to do to achieve this in a cronjob run as
the tomcat-user?
The servlet[1] gets new configfiles daily and therefor
