On 06/05/2011 09:08, jo...@centrum.cz wrote: > > Hi there, > all we know that once the application is autodeployed, Tomcat automatically > deletes the > context xml files related with this webapp.
Huh? We don't all know that. You are going to have to explain yourself more clearly. No files are deleted on deployment. > it was written a lot of about this issue already and actually Tomcat > developers say that > it's by design, so it is NOT a bug. I would strongly disagree here, but my > question is > WHY this behavior is not customizable ? There is no need to shout. It isn't helping your cause. You still haven't explained what behaviour you are complaining about. > I think A LOT of people would appreciate it !!! <off-topic> What is it with email that makes people abuse exclamation marks so frequently? Maybe Terry Pratchett is right. </off-topic> > There could be just 1 simple attribute on <host> or <Context> saying if the > context > files should be removed or not. Are you referring to what happens on undeployment? If so, take a look at Tomcat 7. > Here is the bug, which explains everything. There is no bug and no explanation here. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
