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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Zach Calvert <ca...@gmail.com> on 2007/03/20 15:30:44 UTC
Tomcat Admin and File Locks
I'm using Tomcat 5.5.23 and the Tomcat Admin 5.5.23 for managing my war
files. For some reason, I can install a new war file with no problem.
If I undeploy, and redeploy the same war file, the web becomes
unavailable. I have discovered it is due to the fact that Tomcat Admin
is not completely uninstalling the deployed war file due to existing
file locks on some of the WEB-INF\lib jars within the web application.
My web app does not make direct reference for any reason to these jar
files, and I cannot figure out why the jar files are kept lock. The
only solution I have found to fixing this problem is stopping Tomcat,
which kills the file locks, and then removing the files by hand.
Does anyone have any ideas on where I should be looking for a solution
to this problem?
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Re: Tomcat Admin and File Locks
Posted by NilsonParra <np...@asdservis.com>.
Sure. use the parameter <Context antiJARLocking="true" > in the Context
Configuration of the you webapp.
Nilson.
Zach Calvert escribió:
> I'm using Tomcat 5.5.23 and the Tomcat Admin 5.5.23 for managing my
> war files. For some reason, I can install a new war file with no
> problem. If I undeploy, and redeploy the same war file, the web
> becomes unavailable. I have discovered it is due to the fact that
> Tomcat Admin is not completely uninstalling the deployed war file due
> to existing file locks on some of the WEB-INF\lib jars within the web
> application. My web app does not make direct reference for any reason
> to these jar files, and I cannot figure out why the jar files are kept
> lock. The only solution I have found to fixing this problem is
> stopping Tomcat, which kills the file locks, and then removing the
> files by hand.
>
> Does anyone have any ideas on where I should be looking for a solution
> to this problem?
>
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