Windows, with tomcat installed as a service (And that service probably
runs as SYSTEM)? H. You could do it with pstools from
Sysinternals.com. You could also probably do it from a net command
http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/library/03928250-2796-4253-8fb1-b25329ddf35f1033.mspx
am using windows. so whats the location then. thanks.
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Perhaps you could simply let your listener method run a shell script?
String[] command = {"/etc/init.d/tomcat", "restart"};
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(command);
But, Tomcat restarting itself from a web ui? You should ask your client
why he believes he needs this... :)
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 00:5
doesnt matter. the security risk is the responsibility of the client,
if they want it then I will implement it. I will make them aware of
the risks too.
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That would be nice to do if possible, although it would be a huge
security risk. I would like it since at the moment I don't have
service restart privileges on some servers. =)
On a related note, I've been battling jar locking problems when hot
deploying my web app on Tomcat. The AntiJARLocking
