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From: "Andrew Hole" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tomcat Users List" <users@tomcat.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, October 15, 2007 9:58 AM
Subject: Reload web application from my JSP
How can I , inside my JSP, call manager url to reload my web
application? I need to call my JSP, because I do more things than
reload.
Ouch!.... People are going to say why.... its like sawing off the branch you
sitting on... ha ha.
But ok.... let get crazy...
If you need the web-app to reload then one trick is to change a file under
web-inf
For example if you add something "safe" to web.xml... then the web-app will
reload, BUT only when Tomcat gets a break.
So when requests give TC a break... it will reload... but its slow.
I imagine any request while this is happening will get a nice fat 404
Then there is something even more radical, and I've never tried it...
http://localhost:8080/manager/deploy?config=file://PathToWebApp\\META-INF\\context.xml&path=/TheContext
will actually deploy a web-app.... so if you redirected to this.... I dont
know, will probably drop every users request as the app is forced to
redeploy.
All these things are interesting.... but not nice ;)
I think you should tell the guys what you trying to do and why... and let
some gurus's suggest alternatives...
Good luck...
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