When I restart netbeans the tomcat instance managed by it also stops, therefore I need to restart it when netbeans is restarted, Is there any way to simply prevent tomcat from stopping at certain times, when netbeans is restarted ?
Hi there Just Start your tomcat directly from your tomcat folder , what do you mean by restart netbean? only close netbean or close all open file in netbeans
Netbeans managed tomcat server is auto-configured by the netbeans system. So if you restart the the netbeans, automatically the current instance of the tomcat server will be lost and a new instance of the tomcat server will be created as soon as the netbeans start again.
So if want to continue working on the tomcat server, deploy your project files in another tomcat server,which will continue to work on no matter how many times you restart the netbeans
When I restart netbeans the tomcat instance managed by it also stops, therefore I need to restart it when netbeans is restarted, Is there any way to simply prevent tomcat from stopping at certain times, when netbeans is restarted ?
Hi there Just Start your tomcat directly from your tomcat folder , what do you mean by restart netbean? only close netbean or close all open file in netbeans
Netbeans managed tomcat server is auto-configured by the netbeans system. So if you restart the the netbeans, automatically the current instance of the tomcat server will be lost and a new instance of the tomcat server will be created as soon as the netbeans start again.
So if want to continue working on the tomcat server, deploy your project files in another tomcat server,which will continue to work on no matter how many times you restart the netbeans
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