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Even after stopping the application using the Tomcat Manaqer, can not remove struts.jar file.
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Even after stopping the application using the Tomcat Manaqer, can not remove struts.jar file.
awkay69@yahoo.com changed:
What |Removed |Added
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Status|NEW |RESOLVED
Resolution| |INVALID
------- Additional Comments From awkay69@yahoo.com 2003-02-16 03:03 -------
This is not a struts issue. When you stop a webapp with Tomcat, Tomcat is
allowed to keep whatever classes that correspond to that webapp in memory (in
this case, your web.xml file names the ActionServlet as the webapp entry point).
Your problems can be related to garbage collection and simple cache management
in the server.
If you remove the application using Tomcat manager (instead of just stopping
it), you may have better luck. Better yet, deploy with the catalina-ant.jar Ant
tasks to install and remove your app (see the Deploy and Undeploy tasks), and
you won't have to worry about ever deleting files in a webapps directory.
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