when you comppile the servlet is it neccesary to restaet the
tomcat server?
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Answer / prapanch
if you are deploying the application with a war file then
no need to restart the tomcat server, but you need to
redeploy it to create a new war file as one of your servlet
had changed.but if you are doing in another way like
creating a folder in web-apps copying all the classes to
classes folder like then you need to stop and again start
the tomcat.clear.
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Answer / srinivasan
It is not necessary. You can set the server.xml file there
you will find http connector tag there in it you have to set
the parameter reloadable=true. then it is not necessary to
restart the tomcat server. just by compiling it will give
the latest compiled class file on the console of tomcat.
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Answer / fasihuddin
Yes it is absolutely necessary to restart the Tomcat server.
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Answer / imambasha
i am sure that it's not necessary to restart the server..
we can select the "reload" option in the Tomcat/manager
window to reload all the components under a webroot...
but if u want or need to load entirly anew we application
into the server it's must..
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Answer / sachin
reloadable=true has some problem in tomcat5.x or later
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