Legolas wood wrote:
> Hi
> Thank you for reply.
> does it unload and re-load the application?
> I want to change a configuration file in my hard disk and see the effect
> in the application.
> a servlet which initialize automatically will read the file and create a
> singletone configuration class.
> Disable-eabling the application does not make the singletone to die?
> does it?
Hi Legolas,
given your requirement you might be better off by using an
InitializerServlet that you can actually invoke as a admin user. This
servlet could cause the Singleton to reread its configuration from file
and thus achieve the desired effect.
This would also be a more portable solution - which is not to say that
you should port ;-)
Regards,
Wolfram
>
> Thanks
>
> w.rittmeyer_at_jsptutorial.org wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> you can disable and enable each app on its own. Using asadmin:
>>
>> asadmin disable appname
>> asadmin enable appname
>>
>> Or you could use the web-based admin console where you can also enable and disable apps as you wish.
>>
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Wolfram Rittmeyer
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> Hi
>>> Thank you for reading my post.
>>> Is there any way to restart a web application which is deployed inside the glassfish 2 ?
>>> I mean stop the application and start it again, in a way that all initilization servelet load again.
>>>
>>> Thanks
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