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How to use Tomcat API in a web application
Hello
I have a web service which needs to check if a given session ID is valid (ie
still live in a tomcat container).
I beleive I can do it through Manager application in Catalina.
I want to access the Manager object associated with Catalina instance that I
am running my web service on.
I faild to figure out how I can get reference to Catalina enviroement
through API.
I do not want to use HTTP access for manager application but will prefer the
API access.
Thanks
Asif
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Re: How to use Tomcat API in a web application
Posted by Tim Funk <fu...@joedog.org>.
There really is no developer API to get into tomcat like there are for thrid
party products.
The manager application also does not accomplish your goal.
You'll need to write a new webapp. The webapp will need to be a "privledged"
webapp so it may access the internal catalina classes.
The manager servlet should provide some insight on your exact needs. The
manager servlet is ManagerServlet.java.
-Tim
Asif Jan wrote:
> Hello
> I have a web service which needs to check if a given session ID is valid (ie
> still live in a tomcat container).
>
> I beleive I can do it through Manager application in Catalina.
> I want to access the Manager object associated with Catalina instance that I
> am running my web service on.
>
> I faild to figure out how I can get reference to Catalina enviroement
> through API.
>
> I do not want to use HTTP access for manager application but will prefer the
> API access.
>
> Thanks
> Asif
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