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It would be great to have a window in any panel, where I could see state of my server (eg Tomcat).
There could be information, that server need restart (plus button restart server), or republish.
Now I need to look at the Deploy icon, click on the server… it take a lot of click…
Restart is very unusefull, too. I need click server, stop, server start (6 clicks).Such a feature is in WTP (Lomboz has it, too).
Best regards
Pawel.Pawel,
Are you using an exploded deployment? If you are, and have setup your server to reload your context on change, you shouldn’t need to restart very often.But it is often necessery to restart server, at the project’s beginning, when there is a lot of struts action and mapping to do, new classes, and so on.
But of course it is not something deadly important 🙂
Best regards
Pawel.Are you using an exploded deployment? If you are, and have setup your server to reload your context on change, you shouldn’t need to restart very often
At one time I had a project which had an included Utility project. The Utility project was compiled and packaged into a JAR file, which was then placed in the /lib/ directory of the actual project. Any changes to the Utility project required a server restart (pop-up recommended server termintation).
In this scenario, re-deployment takes place every time the Utility project code is changed. Lots of mouse clicks. I often wished there was a (terminate/ re-deploy/ server start) button :-))
But yes, not a really urgent matter.
