Yusuf wrote:
I have a Tomcat server running on one machine with one webapp loaded. The
webapp itself is empty,
but there's a web service deployed to its context (ie. I have Axis running
inside the webapp!).
I need to restart either the webapp or Tomcat, and my question is how do I
do that?
To
There are a lot of command line tools that can send the basic auth
headers expected by the manager. Curl and wget come to mind. You could
also use a java program with the commons httpclient project easily enough.
You could send the url in a browser address bar easily enough as well,
although you
Thanks for your reply Mark
Would that be possible by entering a url in a browser address bar?
Or should I use something like Jakarta's HTTPClient or some such API?
Thanks
Mark Thomas-11 wrote:
>
> Yusuf wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I have a Tomcat server running on one machine with one webapp loaded.
Yusuf wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a Tomcat server running on one machine with one webapp loaded. The
> webapp itself is empty,
> but there's a web service deployed to its context (ie. I have Axis running
> inside the webapp!).
> I need to restart either the webapp or Tomcat, and my question is how do I
