ANT deploy remote



Dear group,

i am issuing a big problem. I want to do following.

I am working on a server, where Tomcat is installed. On my local server
i am programming with eclipse. I am using a build.xml file to compile
the code as a WAR and stuff. What i want to do now is to deploy this
war on the remote server. I know there are commands for this. I am able
to stop the application on the server. I am using a Log File and the
thing is, when i undeploy the application on remote, the app is
deleted, but not the whole path, because it is being used by tomcat
somehow. So i cant deploy the application again. Therefore i need to
stop tomcat via remote, not the application (manager) i dont know how
to do this.

i want to stop tomcat

delete the folder of my webapp

start tomcat

deploy the war on the server.


can anyone tell me if it is possible to stop and start tomcat, not the
application?


for any help i would be soooo thankful


thanks in advance

kind regards


asad bajwa

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