[bliss_14]

Hi,

I am using MyEclipse3.0 .

It’s very boring to me to restart for every single class file change..Is there any option for hot deployment without restarting the server?. Right now I am using Tomcat.

or else any later version???

[Riyad Kalla]

bliss,
1) Use exploded deployment, this will automatically enable Hot Syncing of changed files immediately to your app server from MyEclipse
2) Load up the Tomcat Administrator, navigate to your context configuration, and change “Reloadable” from ‘false’ to ‘true’. Hit “Save” and then “Commit”.
3) Restart Tomcat

Now your changes should be reloaded every 1-10 seconds or so… Tomcat scans for changes and will reload them basically.

[bliss_14]

I am using exploded deployment only

I couldn’t find anything like the Tomcat Administrator.

Can u explain me more?

when I navigate to windows->preferences->j2ee->application server->tomcat-5. I don’t find anything like reloadable

Can u tell me that where can I find?

Thanks

[Riyad Kalla]

Tomcat Administrator is an adminnstrative application that ships with Tomcat. If you navigate to http://localhost:8080 while Tomcat is running, you can login to the administrator using the link on the top left hand side. Note that you need to add the following user to your <tomcat dir>\conf\tomcat-users.xml file in order to have access to the Administrator app and you Manager app (for security reasons they ship them disabled outof the box:)

<user username="admin" password="admin" roles="admin,manager"/>

If you have any more questions please consult the Tomcat docs, I think I’ve given you enough to head off in the right direction atleast.

[bliss_14]

Thanks for your help.
I have done that.

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