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So I know Tomcat is able to hot deploy but for some reason can't get
mine to do it. I've installed several different versions on a few
different computers and have "autoDeploy=true" in my server.xml file
and I always have the same problem. What am I missing? (I'm running
Tomcat on Windows)

Ben

"Ben" <> wrote in message
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| So I know Tomcat is able to hot deploy but for some reason can't get
| mine to do it. I've installed several different versions on a few
| different computers and have "autoDeploy=true" in my server.xml file
| and I always have the same problem. What am I missing? (I'm running
| Tomcat on Windows)
|
| Ben

I think that Tomcat only hot deploys exploded directories, not war files.
You can use the manager app or ant tasks to reload the war file.
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"PerfectDayToChaseTornados" <> wrote in message news:<YhAad.28983$. uk>...
> "Ben" <> wrote in message
> news: m...
> | So I know Tomcat is able to hot deploy but for some reason can't get
> | mine to do it. I've installed several different versions on a few
> | different computers and have "autoDeploy=true" in my server.xml file
> | and I always have the same problem. What am I missing? (I'm running
> | Tomcat on Windows)
> |
> | Ben
>
> I think that Tomcat only hot deploys exploded directories, not war files.
> You can use the manager app or ant tasks to reload the war file.

That's what I'm referring to - exploded directories. It won't hot
deploy those. It only hot deploys JSP files for me, not class files.