Jose María Zaragoza wrote:
Hello:
I'm using Apache Tomcat 6.0.24 and I've deployed a web application
that defines its resources into META-INF/context.xml , especially
information about connection pool
Sometimes I''ve to edit that file to change some data , i.e, database's JDBC url
I've seen that restart web application is not enough to apply these
changes , so I need to redeploy the web application ( I mean, unpack
WAR file, modify it , repack it again, copy to deploy folder ...)
My question:
Do you know other way to modify META-INF/context.xml and apply the
changes and don't have to redeploy the WAR file ?
Restart the web application is not a problem, but restart Tomcat is
Any ideas ?
Hi.
Without having any idea really of the precise mechanism behind database connections, I can
still imagine that with the possibility of pooled connections to said database(s), it may
be difficult to detect such a change in the corresponding context.xml and apply them "on
the fly". Even more so if such connections could be shared between different applications.
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