On 4/28/07, Josh Joy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the info.
For my application, I am using Tapestry which uses
html templates which
I was having trouble to be reloaded by tomcat.
I don't know Tapestry, but when I write a normal JSP or HTML file, all
I have to do is press the browsers Refresh button, and I see the
latest changes I've made.
What I ended up doing was to write an ant hotdeploy
script to copy the
files to my tomcat installation then have ant invoke
the "reload"
command on tomcat.
Also, I keep my projects outside Tomcat's/ webapps folder and simply
configure the docBase attribute of the Context node to point my
project's folder and Tomcat finds it, when the {ApplicationName}.xml
or ROOT.xml containing the Context node is placed under
..../conf/Catalina/[Host]/ folder.
The above set-up saves a lot of development effort and time because,
all that is required to see changes in JSP/Html is a browser refresh.
Thanks,
Josh
-Regards
Rashmi
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