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Does Tomcat 7 have web administration?

 
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previous versions of tomcat I worked with didn't have a way of managing deployed applications from a GUI. Wondering if 7 is different?
 
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Tomcat 7 comes with tomcat manager gui inbuilt, through which you can manage the application.

link for tomcat manager is given on tomcat home page
 
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thanks for your quick reply-
Is there a scheduler that ships with tomcat 7 as well?
 
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Tomcat is a servlet container, not a JEE server. You can easily schedule events in your web app using the Quartz library or the java.util.Timer[Task] classes.
 
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Tim Moores wrote:Tomcat is a servlet container, not a JEE server. You can easily schedule events in your web app using the Quartz library or the java.util.Timer[Task] classes.


You can also use WELD in Tomcat7 to add CDI support.

I have a quick war I use for example that runs on Tomcat 7:
https://github.com/mickknutson/javaeecookbook/tree/master/ch03-weld-tomcat7

 
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I agree with tim
 
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