sorry guys i wanna correct my statement. they will be able to re-start
tomcat manually from outside the web app. i provide a link which will
be a link to a batch file, which will perform the operation. so thats
taken care of.
the bit where i am stuck is, how to allow the user to modify the
propert
Peter Dawn wrote:
There are other ways. For instance, see
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/UsingCustomResourceSource
> ok. all i want to do is, i want to provide the user to be able to
> modify the text displayed on my web page. so in order to do that they
> would need to modify the info within the
Hi Peter,
I think this kind of solution, the user restarting the app, is, at least, a
little weird, but if you really want to do this, I thought this:
Using tomcat as a container example:
- Make the server manager app to be accessed by the users.
- Give the permission to the user access the man
ok. all i want to do is, i want to provide the user to be able to
modify the text displayed on my web page. so in order to do that they
would need to modify the info within the properties file and re-start
the web app. now the question is how do we do this. any ideas. and i
want to do everything f
Im not sure I understand the question, but is this something a bash
script might fix?
find . -iname "*properties"|while read line; do cat "$line" ;done >
allproperties.properties.bak
On 8/10/06, Peter Dawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
guys,
is there a way for me to export all my properties fi
guys,
is there a way for me to export all my properties file content into
another file. or if i need to backup my content is there a way for me
to somehow export this content into another file and then store it
somewhere. i hope i make sense :-)
thanks.
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