Tim Holloway wrote:
You can determine what context path has been assigned to which WAR(s) by looking at how the WARs were deployed into Tomcat. This can be done by manual inspection, but with that many WARs, I'd use one of the Tomcat management interfaces to automate the process of generating the context-to-WAR map.
Tim Holloway wrote:
It's fairly easy to track what webapps are being used. Every webapp is deployed with a context path, and by activating the Tomcat request logging Valve, you can see the URLs as they come in and examine the logs for context paths. If a WAR is not being used, the context path(s) it was deployed under will see no URL requests.
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Stephan van Hulst wrote:How much WARs do you have deployed, and how did you figure out that that is the source of your performance issues?