Re: Native tomcat vs external server -- JAVA400-L

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Thorbjoern Ravn Andersen wrote:

Pete Hall skrev:
I am not entirely certain. Tomcat seems to know that it unpacked a war
file to the folder, and when removing the war file the folder should go
too (as you undeploy it). I do not know if that mechanism is persisted
so Tomcat knows that "hey, that war went away while I was shutdown, time
to undeploy".

I explicitly created the foo folder and unjar foo.war into it manually,
but since we got Hudson running and scripts to build everything to the
bits to go to the customer this has thankfully degraded to mirroring the
dist folder on the build server.

Tomcat 6 doesn't seem to get upset about the war being gone. It just
starts whatever is already in the webapps directory.

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Pete Hall
pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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