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Hello,

Is there a way to configure Tomcat to restart every 5 hours?

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You could use cron or "schedule tasks" to restart it, but why would you want to?

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Joe Ess wrote:You could use cron or "schedule tasks" to restart it, but why would you want to?



I m using a free hosting service that will shut down your server every 6 hours. and you need to restart it.

can you suggest any better solution for that?

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What process do you use to restart the server now?

Are you allowed to put other applications or even batch (or shell script) files on this hosting service?

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I'd say use cron or "schedule tasks".

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Step 1: Find a better hosting service.

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Bear Bibeault wrote:Step 1: Find a better hosting service.



I guess they do that to let you buy the service.

but that is the only bad thing i noticed about the service. so for a free J2EE hosting. that is the best service i could find.

Can you suggest an alternative free j2ee hosting?

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