tc 6 will definately use the latest deployment-descriptor - tested
here with tc 6 on debian.
however,if you delete the war, the spp will be undeployed
rgds
gregor
Am 31.03.2009 um 09:42 schrieb Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>:
Rainer Frey (Inxmail GmbH) wrote:
In Tomcat 6.0 deployment works the same, but when I delete the war
file, the
application is undeployed and the expanded directory is deleted. Is
this
change documented somewhere,
Doesn't look like it
and is there a way to get the old behavior with
tomcat 6.0?
not unless you patch the source code.
Also I think that in Tomcat 5, it was *necessary* to delete the war
file to be
able to edit the web.xml ofthe deployed application, otherwise it was
overwritten from the war file at least at the next server start.
What will
Tomcat 6 do on startup in this case (a .war file *and* an expanded
directory
of the same webapp exist, with a newer web.xml in the expanded
directory?
I believe it will use the one in the expanded directory.
Mark
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