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I've been asked to come up with a command-line (or batch job) utility to
check, programmatically, whether a Tomcat context that's part of one of
our products is alive and accepting connections, or hung.
I'm already attempting to pick the brains of our people who developed
the Tomcat context, to see what they can recommend I do.
But I'd like the Midrange List's input as well. One idea I had, since we
bundle HTTPAPIR4 with the product, was to send test requests to the
context via HTTPAPI.
Another idea I've had would be to run some sort of headless test Java
program.
Any suggestions?
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JHHL
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