Starting/Stopping Tomcat without overwrite [message #197183] |
Wed, 25 July 2007 12:20 |
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Originally posted by: nickmphillips.hotmail.com
Hi,
My scenario is simple. I wish to use Eclipse and WTP 2.0 to start and stop
one single Tomcat 5.5 server. To this end I have created a server and
selected the option - "Use Tomcat installation ( takes control of Tomcat
installation. ) This works fine, I can stop and start Tomcat - that is all
I ever want to do!
However, if I have configured any Data Sources using Tomcat Administrator,
subsequent restarts of the server via Eclipse seem to over-write any
changes.
There is much written on this subject on the web and in newsgroups, but I
can't seem how to find out how to stop this over-writting from taking
place whilst still allowing we to stop and start the "external" Tomcat
installation.
Is this possible? If so, what changes do I have to make on the tab opened
up by double-clicking on the server? I have tried every permutation of
checkboxes but to no avail. If the solution is to change a path, I'd be
much obliged if you could help me by explicitly stating it. My Tomcat
installation can be found at C:\Tomcat5.5\
Very many thanks in advance.
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Re: Starting/Stopping Tomcat without overwrite [message #197299 is a reply to message #197207] |
Thu, 26 July 2007 08:38 |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: nickmphillips.hotmail.com
Thank you very much for taking the time to reply Larry. I guess what I'm
looking for is just a Tomcat start and stop script, put somewhere nice and
neat in my Eclipse perspective!
Is it possible instead to use a "workspace" Tomcat, make changes to its
Data Sources etc, persist them in the "workspace" between resarts, and
then finally propogate those changes across to the real installation?
Many thanks again.
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