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Adding servlets to Tomcat

 
Shreya Menon
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Hi all,
If I add a new servlet to my web application's classes directory and if I modify my web.xml file, shall I need to restart Tomcat each and every time I add a new servlet entry ?
Why is it so ?
Do any one has a link where I can read more about this ?
Thanks,
Maya
 
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Yes you have to restart Tomcat if you modify the web.xml file. It is so fast that I don't see that as a problem, and it saves lots of grief.
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Why is it so ?


'Cuz Tomcat is FREE!
If you need hot deploy try Weblogic(Unmistakably NOT Free)
 
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Ok, I got it.
But my client uses, Tomcat... No other choice other than restarting ...
Maya
 
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