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I recently configured tomcat 6 with SSL and client authentication, but the only way I could do it was modifying server configuration files (web.xml, server.xml). But as I don't have full control over the deployment server, I would like to configure everything just for some pages or url-patterns of my application without modifying the main configuration files. For example: Main server: Application1 -> HTTP Application2 -> HTTP MyApplication -> HTTPS If somebody knows how to do it, please tell me. The only way to get https going is to write the appropriate connector on the server.xml file under

I've got Tomcat6 running on my Ubuntu server 14.04 minimal platform and had deployed a .war file. However, things did not go right during the initial setup of the app and I'm trying to undeploy the app from tomcat manager. Unfortunately when I re-deploy the app and start it, the previous install comes up. How can I get a fresh install of the app? (I've also tried "reload" but no luck) Thanks in anticipation. In Tomcat you have a folder called "work". Go to <TOMCAT_HOME>/work/Catalina/<HOSTNAME> In this location you will find your application. Delete the application from this location and try

This question already has an answer here: How do I run a class in a WAR from the command line? 9 answers i am having war file called Sample.war. in this war file i have the main class called "Maintest" .i want to run or execute the Maintest class from out side the war .how to do this War files are just Jar files with extra metadata. So, you should be fine to do: java -classpath application.war Maintest That will load the class Maintest from the war file application.war and run it Bojan Petkovic same answer as I posted here: How do I run a class in a WAR from the command line? Step 1: Unwrap

Here's a challenge: why is this build failing? I have configured Maven's maven-war-plugin not to fail on an abscent web.xml file, it seems: <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-war-plugin</artifactId> <executions> <execution> <id>prepare-war</id> <phase>prepare-package</phase> <configuration> <failOnMissingWebXml>false</failOnMissingWebXml> <archiveClasses>false</archiveClasses> <archive> <manifest> <addClasspath>true</addClasspath> <classpathPrefix /> </manifest> <manifestEntries> <Implementation-Build>${build.number}</Implementation-Build> <Implementation

Suppose I sent a large jar or war file to someone. Could I later just change one small section and send that to him? Suppose I just changed one class file. I recompiled the java for into a class file. Other then exchanging the new class file for the old class file it there anything else I would have to do? In java do you have to rebuild the entire jar/war file? Also, is there some open source package available for doing updates? The person receiving the class file could simply add that file to the jar as long as they know which directory to put it in. Be weary of signed jars, as noted in the