Servlet deploy via command line

Is there a way to deploy Servlets like EJB. I mean, is there a command line
          you can use under Unix to hot-deploy a servlet without using the Console nor
          to restart the server?

You have to set the servlet classpath in weblogic.properties file to a
          specific directory. Now If all your servlets are present in this specific
          directory then you dont have to restart the server.
          Parikshit
          "UAI" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:8e3foa$7ij$[email protected]..
          > Is there a way to deploy Servlets like EJB. I mean, is there a command
          line
          > you can use under Unix to hot-deploy a servlet without using the Console
          nor
          > to restart the server?
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How can I install on Windows remotely via command line?

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I want to install an application on Windows remotely and via command line, For example, I need a tool like Psexec or WMIC but I don't like the user understand it. Any idea?

Hi,
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edit:
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Message was edited by: v604

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Im having a problem...i have a C100 Ironport appliance and i want to know via command line, how to grep and see mails that never went delivered.
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I go to the command line, use grep and 13 and search for [email protected] and i see something like this
Wed Apr 18 14:17:54 2007 Info: MID 3977209 ICID 8813638 From:
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I see that 2 mails came from pedro....so i want to see what happened to them...they were bounced? rejected? Delivered?
I dont have any email in the local quarantine... and i want to know how to track what happened to those emails that never entered to my exchange server.
Is there any command?
Than you!

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