On 10/28/2010 11:04 AM, Pedro Rodrigo Cardiel wrote:
El jue, 28-10-2010 a las 09:46 -0500, Caldarale, Charles R escribió:
What do you expect to happen when requests arrive for the non-started webapp
during the delay period?
Tomcat returns the same as when you stop an application
Generally, any synchronization with external events that the webapp may require
is entirely the responsibility of the webapp. You can possibly achieve what
you want with some external script that interfaces with the Tomcat manager app
(text, not GUI, version) to start and stop a webapp.
The thing is that there are several heavy applications (the tomcat I
have to throw with 2.7 GB of memory) that usually start badly. But if I
re-launched by hand one by one then they are loaded properly. So I want
to put time between tomcat start an application and again tomcat.
In that case, you might consider writing a simple app that uses timers
to sequence the startup and shutdown of your various apps.
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