Yes Rainer, just what you say.
I know that using watchresource will restart all servlets. I just want to
restart one servlet, not all.
Does tomcat provide a solution to restart a specified servlet when a
resource changes??? I don't want to get all my web application restarted.
Another beha
Yes Rainer, just what you say.
I know that using watchresource will restart all servlets. I just want to
restart one servlet, not all.
Does tomcat provide a solution to restart a specified servlet when a
resource changes??? I don't want to get all my web application restarted.
> On 27.09.2010 15
Many thanks Caldarale. I'm working with tomcat 6, but a I was looking so
quickly for an answer that I didn't realise that it was the tomcat 3.2
user manual, but that explained me what happened.
I think that will help me for this kind of tasks
> From: jmorati...@dit.upm.es [mailto:jmorati...@dit
I answer me:
I'm using reloadable="true" in my context. Is that the reason a found this
behaviour??? Am I right??? If I use reloadable="false" init method of
servlets will not be executed, am I right???
Here is the explanation I found:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-3.2-doc/uguide/tomcat_ug.ht
Hi all,
I have developed an application which instanciates a singleton class in
the init method of a servlet. This servlet is defined in the web.xml with
the 1 tag. This singleton class start a
Thread which notifies the singleton class when a configuration file has
changed. The thread checks if th
