How to reupdate web.xml

          hi,
          I downloaded WLS 6.0, W2K for testing.
          Whenever I updated web.xml for my new servlets, I need to stop and restart weblogic
          server.
          Is there any way for weblogic to detect that web.xml had changed and updated accordingly
          or command line to trigger update in web.xml?
          thanks.
          - yoke

          An application or application component can be dynamically redeployed while the server is running. This may be useful if you want to update a deployed application or application component without stopping and restarting the WebLogic Administration Server. To dynamically redeploy a JAR, WAR or EAR file, simply copy the new version of the file over the existing file in the /applications directory.
          You can also dynamically redeploy applications or application components that have been deployed in exploded format. When an application has been deployed in exploded format, the Administration Server periodically looks for a file named REDEPLOY in the exploded application directory. If the timestamp on this file changes, the Administration Server redeploys the exploded directory.
          If you want to update files in an exploded application directory, do the following:
          1. When you first deploy the exploded application, create an empty file named REDEPLOY in the directory where the exploded application resides.
          2. To update the exploded application, copy the updated files over the existing files in that directory.
          3. After copying the new files, touch the REDEPLOY file in the exploded directory to alter its timestamp.
          When the Administration Server detects the changed timestamp, it redeploys the contents of the exploded directory.
          yoke <[email protected]> wrote:
          > thanks for the doc link.
          > In figure 6.1, it said that I should be able to see the "Configuration->application".
          > However, I had only see the following tabs under configuration:
          > General, Cluster, HTTP, SSL, Tuninh, Protocols, Compilers.
          > I don't have "application" tab, how can I bring out the application tab?
          > thanks.
          > - yoke
          > Dimitri Rakitine <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs60/adminguide/appman.html#1027432
          >>
          >>yoke <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>
          >>> hi,
          >>
          >>> I downloaded WLS 6.0, W2K for testing.
          >>> Whenever I updated web.xml for my new servlets, I need to stop and
          >>restart weblogic
          >>> server.
          >>
          >>> Is there any way for weblogic to detect that web.xml had changed and
          >>updated accordingly
          >>> or command line to trigger update in web.xml?
          >>
          >>> thanks.
          >>
          >>> - yoke
          >>
          >>
          >>--
          >>Dimitri
          Dimitri

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