Hi,
when deploying a web application as a WAR archive the archive is automatically
unpacked to a directory by tomcat but the WAR file stays as is on the disk.
When this WAR file is later updated while the tomcat is NOT running tomcat will
not notice the update when it is started afterwards. That is, it will continue
to use the files from the old directory that it created on its own and ignore
the new WAR. A possible workaround is of course to delete the directory (tomcat
will automatically unpack the new WAR and restart the servlet then if it's
running, otherwise after it is started).
Is this a known bug? Or is it possible to make tomcat check its WARs instead?
Thanks a lot in advance!
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