I think what the experts are saying is that even if your webapps is
started it could be dependent on a large startup operation.
Take for example Apache Roller which can take several minutes to
rebuild its persistence state and while "up" will reject requests.
The only way to know if the webapps is "up" is to test it with a
request to your webapps.
So, the answer will differ for each webapps and the resource to ask
will differ as well.
Best of luck.
Regards,
Dave
On May 13, 2008, at 7:46 AM, Stront wrote:
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2. That all of the webapps are running.
That's webapp-dependent, surely? Tomcat can't determine all the
ways in
which your application can fail.
But it can tell if the app has started; Tomcat's manager displays a
list of
apps and whether it is running.
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