Redeploy Tomcat from JSP

Is there a way to get hooks into the Tomcat server and redeploy your app directly from your own JSP? Obviously the admin package provided by Tomcat allows for it so I assume it is possible. Thanks.

I dont know if thats possible, but I would not suggest doing it. I believe its better to always let your Sys Admin redeploy updates to your production applications. If you redeploy on-the-fly via a JSP page, anyone who is logged on would lose their data in the middle of their work. The Sys Admin would normally redeploy after hours. Developers should throughly test their applications and only ask the Sys Admin to redeploy after a significant number of changes have been created and QA tested, not after every minor change.

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thanks guys i will go through that link but is there any code sample or a logic which can give idea how this works.
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Garbage collection won't pick them up because there are still references to it.
Manually trying to force garbage collection is another Very Bad Thing (tm), almost as bad as restarting the server to hide the fact that you have a shoddy application running on it.
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it's not a tomcat bug, it's rather a problem with
your code.
change index.jsp like the following then test
it !
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"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
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<%
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%>
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d WEBAPPS/WEB-INF/lib Directory too
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According to J2EE standards:
The web appl directory structure should be:
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|
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Sorry, for my english

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