Tomcat plugin

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The EC-Tomcat plugin allows users to interact with the Tomcat server and perform tasks such as Server Administration (Start/Shutdown of a Server), Application Deployment (Deploy or Undeploy), Resource Management (Adding or Removing JMS Resources or Data Sources) etc. Apache Tomcat, also referred to as Jakarta Tomcat or Tomcat, is an open source servlet container developed by the Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Tomcat implements the Java Servlet and the JavaServer Pages (JSP) specifications from the Oracle Corporation. It also provides a pure Java HTTP web server environment for Java code to run.

For more information about Apache Tomcat, go to the Apache Tomcat site.

Plugin version 3.0.0

Revised on October 18, 2022

EC-Tomcat operations mode

The EC-Tomcat plugin supports two different approaches for interacting with Tomcat that pertain to Application Deployment and Application Management. Refer to the configuration section to determine any special setup required for each kind of interaction.

It can perform a variety of operations without calling any HTTP endpoints and instead using the metadata provided in the application’s context XML file in the file system. The following procedures use this approach:

  • DeployApplication

  • UndeployApplication

  • AddDatasource

  • RemoveDataSource

  • CreateOrUpdateJMSConnectionFactory

  • CreateOrUpdateJMSQueue

  • CreateOrUpdateJMSTopic

  • CreateOrUpdateMailSession

  • DeleteResource

It can also perform a variety of operations that use the Tomcat Manager. The following procedures use this approach:

  • DeployApp

  • UndeployApp

  • StartApp

  • StopApp

  • ReloadApp

  • RunTomcatManager

Supported Versions

All procedures have been tested with the following versions of Tomcat:

  • 8.5.81

  • 9.0.65

Plugin configurations

Plugin configurations are sets of parameters that can be applied across some, or all, of the plugin procedures. They can reduce the repetition of common values, create predefined parameter sets, and securely store credentials. Each configuration is given a unique name that is entered in the designated parameter for the plugin procedures that use them.

Creating plugin configurations

To create plugin configurations in CloudBees CD/RO, complete the following steps:

  1. Navigate to DevOps Essentials  Plugin Management  Plugin configurations.

  2. Select Add plugin configuration to create a new configuration.

  3. In the New Configuration window, specify a Name for the configuration.

  4. Select the Project that the configuration belongs to.

  5. Optionally, add a Description for the configuration.

  6. Select the appropriate Plugin for the configuration.

  7. Configure the parameters per the descriptions below.

Configuration procedure parameters

Parameter Description

config

Configuration Name

Tomcat Home

Absolute path to Tomcat Installation Home (aka Catalina Home) directory. (For example /opt/tomcat, etc.)

Tomcat URL

URL of Tomcat Server (must include protocol, server and port).

Debug level

This option sets the debug level for logs. If Info is selected, only a summary is displayed. If Debug is selected, debug information is displayed. If Trace is selected, all requests and responses are displayed.

Plugin procedures

For all parameter descriptions in this section, required parameters are shown in *bold italics*.
For all procedures where a .war file path is required, the .war file must be accessible by Tomcat locally or on a network share.

StartServer

Starts a Tomcat Server.

StartServer parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Catalina Path:

Provide the absolute path to Catalina’s home to locate the catalina.sh needed to start or stop the application servers. i.e: '/opt/tomcat/'.

Startup Script Path:

Provide the absolute path to the startup server script. Include filename and extension. i.e: '/opt/tomcat/bin/startup.sh'.

ShutdownServer

Shutdown a Tomcat Server.

ShutdownServer parameters

Parameter Description

Catalina Path:

Provide the absolute path to Catalina’s home to locate the catalina.sh needed to start or stop the application servers. i.e: '/opt/tomcat/'. (Required)

Shutdown Script Path:

Provide the absolute path to the shutdown server script. Include filename and extension. i.e: '/opt/tomcat/bin/shutdown.sh'. (Required)

DeployApp

Deploy an application into a Tomcat Server

DeployApp parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Context Configuration Path:

Provide the context configuration file path.

Context Path:

Context Path to use. In one sentence, the context path is the name after slash, by which your application is accessible.

Update Application:

Check this checkbox if the existing application in the supplied context path must be overridden.

WAR File/Exploded Directory Path:

Provide the path to the WAR file or exploded directory to upload to the server. If this parameter is sent empty, the plugin will look into the appBase directory of Tomcat for the .war file that match with th Context Path provided to make the deploy. Acceptable formats: file - use the prefix file: and the absolute path of the WAR file or directory. i.e: 'file:/absolute/path/to/a/directory' or 'file:/tmp/app_wars/webapp.war' --- jar - use the prefix jar:. The URL to a local WAR file. You can use any syntax that is valid for the JarURLConnection class for reference to an entire JAR file. --- no prefix - if no prefix is entered, the Tomcat Manager will look in the host’s application base directory for either a WAR file or a directory, relative to the mentioned path. --- no prefix and remote deploy - if no prefix is entered and 'Remote Deployment' is checked, the Tomcat Manager will look into the war path entered for the WAR file.

UndeployApp

Undeploy an application into a Tomcat Server

UndeployApp parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Context Path:

Context Path to use. In one sentence, the context path is the name after slash, by which your application is accessible.

DeployApplication

Deploy an application into a Tomcat Server ( using Context files )

DeployApplication parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Application Warfile Location:

Name of the War file which consists of the Web Application to be deployed, with absolute path.

For example
*/var/downloads/hello.war*

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application.

 For example, if tomcat should serve the Application at http://host:port/ws  this value should be /ws and if tomcat should serve the Application at http://host:port
/abc/ws
, this value should be
 */abc/ws*

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host to which the application should be deployed. If this field is left empty, application will be deployed to Tomcat default host (localhost). Warning will be shown if provided name is not defined in conf/server.xml

Host Application Directory location:

This is the pathname of a directory where web applications for this host are located (Tomcat calls it appBase folder). If this field is left empty, it will be read from corresponding Host (specified by HostName) appBase attribute in conf/server.xml . Warning will be thrown if directory doesn’t exist. Also procedure will fail if can’t retrieve value either from input or conf/server.xml

Web Application Context Element:

The full XML content for the <Context> element of the Context Descriptor. (You can read more about possible attributes in Tomcat documentation ). If no value is provided, default value will be formed dynamically according to values given for Application Warfile Location and Request URL Context Path. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Context docBase="hello.war" path="/hello" unpackWAR="true"> </Context> Here docBase is path where deployed application warfile lives - /path/to/hello.war (relative to Host’s appBase) and path is the same as "Request URL Context Path" /hello

Update Action:

Controls if tomcat should override and deploy over an existing deployment.

*No Action*  - If the war already exists do not copy over.
*Remove and recreate*  - If the war exists, copy over and redeploy.

Server Restart Options:

Controls if Server should be restarted or not. Values are:

  • Restart Unconditionally If this option is chosen, Server is restarted regardless of whether the previous steps are successful or not. Also if the there is a deployment failure after the Restart no action is taken.

  • Do not Restart If this option is chosen, Server will not be restarted. This is a use case where in Server Restarts happen as part of a deferred schedule or Host "autoDeploy" attribute is set to true.

  • Stop Restarted Server upon failure. If this option is chosen, server will be restarted except that it will be stopped if the deployment fails.

UndeployApplication

Undeploy an application from a Tomcat Server ( removing deployment files and Context file )

UndeployApplication parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application. For example, if tomcat should serve the Application at http://host:port/ws this value should be /ws and if tomcat should serve the Application at http://host:port /abc/ws , this value should be /abc/ws

Host Application Directory location:

This is the pathname of a directory where web applications for this host are located (Tomcat calls it appBase folder). If this field is left empty, it will be read from corresponding Host (specified by HostName) appBase attribute in conf/server.xml . Warning will be thrown if directory doesn’t exist. Also procedure will fail if can’t retrieve value either from input or conf/server.xml

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host to which the application should be deployed. If this field is left empty, application will be deployed to Tomcat default host (localhost). Warning will be shown if provided name is not defined in conf/server.xml

Specific Deployment Files:

If specified procedure will remove context XML file with given Request URL Context Path and any given file paths. If empty, procedure will read docBase attribute from context XML with given Request URL Context Path , then if this is .war file will check for extracted folder and remove both.

Server Restart Options:

Controls if Server should be restarted or not. Values are:

  • Restart Unconditionally If this option is chosen, Server is restarted regardless of whether the previous steps are successful or not. Also if the there is a deployment failure after the Restart no action is taken.

  • Do not Restart If this option is chosen, Server will not be restarted. This is a use case where in Server Restarts happen as part of a deferred schedule or Host "autoDeploy" attribute is set to true.

  • Stop Restarted Server upon failure. If this option is chosen, server will be restarted except that it will be stopped if the deployment fails.

AddDatasource

Adds a Datasource resource declaration into the Tomcat Context

AddDatasource parameters

Parameter Description

Context Configuration Path:

Absolute path of "context.xml", including filename and extension. i.e: '$CATALINA_BASE/conf/context.xml' or '/opt/tomcat/conf/context.xml'.

Datasource Name:

The name of the datasource. i.e: 'jdbc/MyTest'.

URL:

Connection URL to be passed to our JDBC driver. i.e: 'jdbc:mysql://hostname:3306/databaseName'.

Max Active Connections:

The maximum number of connections that can be allocated from this pool at the same time. Default is 8.

Max Idle Connections:

The maximum number of connections that can sit idle in this pool at the same time. Default is 8.

Maximum Wait for Connections:

The maximum number of milliseconds that the pool will wait (when there are no available connections) for a connection to be returned before throwing an exception. Default is -1 (infinite).

Minimum Wait for Connections:

The minimum number of connections that will sit idle in this pool at the same time.

Additional Attributes:

Enter additional attributes for the resource. Use this format: 'attributeName="value";attributeName2="value2"' where ';' is used to separate the attributes. Note the "" around the values.

Driver Class Name:

Fully qualified Java class name of the JDBC driver to be used. i.e: 'com.mysql.jdbc.Driver'.

Datasource credential:

Specify credential that contains username and password for data source.

RemoveDatasource

Removes a Datasource resource declaration from the Tomcat Context

RemoveDatasource parameters

Parameter Description

Context Configuration Path:

Absolute path of "context.xml", including filename and extension. i.e: '$CATALINA_BASE/conf/context.xml' or '/opt/tomcat/conf/context.xml'.

Datasource Name:

The name of the datasource. i.e: 'jdbc/MyTest'.

CreateOrUpdateJMSConnectionFactory

Adds a new JMS Connection Factory or updates an existing Connection Factory based on the update action (refer to procedure parameter descriptions below), with support for different JMS providers.

CreateOrUpdateJMSConnectionFactory parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host where application is deployed

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application.

JNDI Name:

Name used to look up the resource in JNDI

Provider:

Select provider for the JMS resources

ActiveMQ Broker URL:

The URI is assumed to be a composite uri with multiple uris that are used to bind the connectors of the broker. Parameter is required if selected provider 'Apache ActiveMQ'.

ActiveMQ Broker Name:

Broker Name. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'Apache ActiveMQ'.

WebsphereMQ Connection Factory Type:

Type of resource that is controlled by WebsphereMQ connection factory. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'IBM WebSphereMQ'.

WebsphereMQ Server Hostname:

Network hostname where Websphere MQ provider is located. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'IBM WebSphereMQ'.

WebsphereMQ Server Port:

TCP Port (1 - 65535) on server where Websphere MQ provider is located. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'IBM WebSphereMQ'.

WebsphereMQ Channel:

Name for a channel on WebsphereMQ. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'IBM WebSphereMQ'.

WebsphereMQ Queue Manager:

Name of a queue manager on WebsphereMQ. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'IBM WebSphereMQ'.

Custom Connection Factory Class:

Fully qualified name of the Java class to use. i.e: 'org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQConnectionFactory'. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'Custom'.

Custom Connection Factory Factory Class:

Fully qualified name of the Factory Java class to use. i.e: 'org.apache.activemq.JNDIRefferenceFactory'. Parameter is required when 'Provider' is 'Custom'

Custom Connection Factory Attributes:

Enter additional attributes for the resource. Use this format: 'attributeName="value";attributeName2="value2"' where ';' is used to separate the attributes. Note the "" around the values.

Description:

Description for this Connection factory

Update Action:

This parameter controls as to what the Update Action should be done when resource element with the same JNDI name exists.

CreateOrUpdateJMSQueue

Adds a new JMS Queue or updates an existing JMS Queue based on the update action (refer to procedure parameter descriptions below), with support for different JMS providers.

CreateOrUpdateJMSQueue parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host where application is deployed

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application.

JNDI Name:

Name used to look up the resource in JNDI

Provider:

Select provider for the JMS resources

Custom JMS Queue Class:

Fully qualified name of the Java class to use. i.e: 'org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQQueue'.

Custom JMS Queue Factory Class:

Fully qualified name of the Factory Java class to use. i.e: 'org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQConnectionFactory'.

Custom JMS Queue Attributes:

Enter additional attributes for the resource. Use this format: 'attributeName="value";attributeName2="value2"' where ';' is used to separate the attributes. Note the "" around the values.

Description:

Description for this JMS Queue

Update Action:

This parameter controls as to what the Update Action should be done when resource element with the same JNDI name exists.

CreateOrUpdateJMSTopic

Adds a new JMS Topic or updates an existing JMS Topic based on the update action (refer to procedure parameter descriptions below), with support for different JMS providers.

CreateOrUpdateJMSTopic parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host where application is deployed

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application.

JNDI Name:

Name used to look up the resource in JNDI

Provider:

Select provider for the JMS Resources

Custom JMS Topic Class:

Fully qualified name of the Java class to use. i.e: 'org.apache.activemq.ActiveMQTopic'.

Custom JMS Topic Factory Class:

Fully qualified name of the Factory Java class to use. i.e: 'org.apache.activemq.JNDIReferenceFactory'.

Custom JMS Topic Attributes:

Enter additional attributes for the resource. Use this format: 'attributeName="value";attributeName2="value2"' where ';' is used to separate the attributes. Note the "" around the values.

Description:

Description for this JMS Topic

Update Action:

This parameter controls as to what the Update Action should be done when resource element with the same JNDI name exists.

CreateOrUpdateMailSession

Adds a new JMS Mail Session or updates an existing Mail Session based on the update action (refer to procedure parameter descriptions below).

CreateOrUpdateMailSession parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host where application is deployed

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application.

JNDI Name:

The JNDI name for this Mail session (should be unique for context)

SMTP Host

The server that provides SMTP service for your network

Description:

Description for this Mail session resource element

Update Action:

This parameter controls as to what the Update Action should be done when resource element with the same JNDI name exists.

DeleteResource

Removes any of these resources - Connection Factory, JMS Queue, JMS Topic and Mail Session

DeleteResource parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

VirtualHost Name:

Hostname of the Tomcat Server or the virtual host where application is deployed.

Request URL Context Path:

The Context path of the URL at which Tomcat serves the application.

JNDI Name:

JNDI name of the Resource delete.

ReloadApp

Reload an application of a Tomcat Server

ReloadApp parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Context Path:

Context Path to use. In one sentence, the context path is the name after slash, by which your application is accessible.

StartApp

Start an application into a Tomcat Server

StartApp parameters

Parameter Description

Context Path

Context Path to use. In one sentence, the context path is the name after slash, by which your application is accessible.

Configuration Name

Name of the configuration to be used for retrieving Admin Server’s URL and credentials.

StopApp

Stop an application into a Tomcat Server. This procedure requires Tomcat Manager setup.

StopApp parameters

Parameter Description

Context Path

Context Path to use. In one sentence, the context path is the name after slash, by which your application is accessible.

Configuration Name

Name of the configuration to be used for retrieving Admin Server’s URL and credentials.

CheckServerStatus

Check the status of the given server URL.

CheckServerStatus parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration Name

Name of the configuration to be used for retrieving Admin Server’s URL and credentials.

Maximum Elapsed Time

Defines the maximum time in seconds that the job will try to check into the server. Blank implies no wait time (URL only checked one time).

Success Criteria

Indicate the status of the page that must be matched, either a Page found or a Page not found status. If the indicated success criteria matches the returned status at the end of the analysis, it is considered a success. Otherwise, it is an error in the job.

CheckPageStatus

Check the status of a page on a given URL.

CheckPageStatus parameters

Parameter Description

Credentials

Credentials to be entered.

Maximum Elapsed Time

Defines the maximum time in seconds that the job will try to check into the server (max of 180 seconds). Blank implies no wait time (0 seconds).

Success Criteria

Indicate the status of the page that must be matched, either a Page found or a Page not found status. If the indicated success criteria matches the returned status at the end of the analysis, it is considered a success. Otherwise, it is an error in the job. (Required)

Page URL

URL of the page to be checked. For example, http://localhost/examples/jsp/index.html. (Required)

RunTomcatManager

Run Tomcat Manager in a free-mode.

RunTomcatManager parameters

Parameter Description

Configuration name

The unique name for the configuration.

Command:

Provide the command to pass to the Tomcat Manager. i.e: 'start', 'stop', 'run'.

Parameters:

Provide additional parameters received by Tomcat Manager. Enter as URL parameters. i.e: 'path=/jpetstore&war=file:/tmp/app_wars/jpetstore.war'.

DeployLibraryFile

Deploys a specified library file to an appropriate destination in the Tomcat Server.

DeployLibraryFile parameters

Parameter Description

Config Name

Unique name for the configuration for the Tomcat server.

Destination Filepath

Absolute path where deployed library file should appear after procedure run.

Local Filepath

Absolute path to a local file that should be deployed.

Overwrite

Controls action that should be made if "Destination Filepath" already exists.

DeployConfigurationFile

Deploys a specified configuration file to an appropriate destination in the Tomcat Server.

DeployConfigurationFile parameters

Parameter Description

Config Name

Unique name for the configuration for the Tomcat server.

Destination Filepath

Absolute path where configuration XML file should be copied to.

Local Filepath

Absolute path to where the configuration XML file is copied from.

Configuration File Content

XML content for config file that should be deployed (ignored if "Local Filepath" is given).

Overwrite

Controls action to be taken if file already exists in the destination.

UndeployFile

Removes a specified library or configuration file from the Tomcat server.

UndeployFile parameters

Parameter Description

Config Name

Unique name for the configuration for the Tomcat server.

Destination Filepath

Absolute path to the library file that should be deleted.

Deploying Applications with RunTomcatManager

This example shows how to deploy an application using the Tomcat Manager and the deploy command.

To deploy the application:

  1. Go to the RunTomcatManager procedure.

  2. Enter the following parameters:

    Parameters to deploy the application
    Figure 1. Enter parameter values to deploy the application

    After the job runs, you can view the results, including the following job details, which show the application was deployed:

    Job results
    Figure 2. View the job results

    In the RunTomcatManager step, select the Log icon to review the diagnostic information. The output is similar to the following diagnostic report:

    Log file
    Figure 3. Diagnostic information

Undeploy Applications with RunTomcatManager

This example shows how to undeploy the application that was deployed in the previous example using the Tomcat Manager and undeploy command.

To undeploy the application:

  1. Go to the RunTomcatManager procedure.

  2. Enter the following parameters:

    Parameters to undeploy the application
    Figure 4. Enter parameter values to undeploy the application

    After the job runs, you can view the results, including the following job details, which show that the application was not deployed:

    Job results
    Figure 5. View the job results

    In the RunTomcatManager step, select the Log icon to review the diagnostic information. The output is similar to the following diagnostic report:

    Log file
    Figure 6. Diagnostic information

Release notes

EC-Tomcat 3.0.0

  • The plugin has been migrated to the PDK framework. Support has been added for the new plugin configuration.

EC-Tomcat 2.3.7

  • Upgraded HttpClient library to v4.5.13.

  • Added session validation.

EC-Tomcat 2.3.6

  • The documentation has been migrated to the main documentation site.

EC-Tomcat 2.3.5

  • Renaming from "CloudBees Flow" to "CloudBees CD".

EC-Tomcat 2.3.4

  • Renaming from "Electric Cloud" to "CloudBees"

EC-Tomcat 2.3.3

  • The plugin documentation has been updated.

EC-Tomcat 2.3.2

  • Configurations can be created by users with "@" sign in a name.

EC-Tomcat 2.3.1

  • Added metadata that is required for 9.0 release.

  • Updated plugin icon.

EC-Tomcat 2.3.0

  • Following New procedures added to support JMS and Mail Session Resource Management:

    • CreateOrUpdateJMSConnectionFactory

    • CreateOrUpdateJMSQueue

    • CreateOrUpdateJMSTopic

    • CreateOrUpdateMailSession

    • DeleteResource

  • Following New procedures added to support configuration and library file deployments:

    • DeployLibraryFile

    • DeployConfigurationFile

    • UndeployFile

  • Tomcat Home parameter was added to the plugin configuration (it is used in new procedures).

EC-Tomcat 2.2.0

  • New Procedures have been added to support Tomcat Static Deployment, where in Deployment or Undeployment can be done through file operations with Context XML Files and not using the Tomcat Deployment Manager. These procedures can be used in a pipeline to deploy an Application to multiple virtual environments.

EC-Tomcat 2.1.3

  • Configured the plugin to allow the ElectricFlow UI to create configs inline of procedure form.

EC-Tomcat 2.1.2

  • Configured the plugin to allow the ElectricFlow UI to render the plugin procedure parameters entirely using the configured form XMLs.

  • Enabled the plugin for managing the plugin configurations in-line when defining an application process step or a pipeline stage task.

EC-Tomcat 2.1.1

  • Fixed issue with configurations being cached for IE.

  • Support for Tomcat versions bigger than 6.

EC-Tomcat 2.1.0

  • Replaced Username and Password fields with credential in AddDatasource procedure (backward incompatible change).

  • Renamed ElectricCommander to ElectricFlow.

  • Added link to plugin Configuration Page in plugin step panels.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.9

  • Removed the XML::DOM dependency.

  • Changed the minimum required Flow version to Flow 4.2.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.8

  • Fixed minor bugs.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.7

  • Added new procedures to add and remove datasources.

  • Fixed minor bugs.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.6

  • Changed procedure names in the step picker section.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.5

  • Added the functionality to deploy .war files remotely.

  • Added the functionality to deploy, undeploy, start, stop, and reload applications on more than one Tomcat environment.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.4

  • Added the Configuration Name parameter to the StartServer.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.3

  • Improved to the Help document.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.2

  • Upgraded the plugin to use the new XML parameter form.

  • Added a link directly to the new Help document.

EC-Tomcat 2.0.1

  • Improved the XML parameter panels.

  • Formatted the new Help page.

EC-Tomcat 1.2.1

  • Added a security check in the StartServer procedure to ensure that key files exist.

EC-Tomcat 1.2.0

  • Fixed a UI bug in the Configuration page list.

  • Added the CheckPageStatus procedure.

  • Removed the curl dependency in the DeployApp, StopApp, StartApp, UndeployApp, RunManager, and ReloadApp procedures.

EC-Tomcat 1.0.2

  • Removed the curl dependency in the CheckServerStatus procedure.

EC-Tomcat 1.0.1

  • A trailing slash is appended to URL on procedures if needed.

  • The application context file path in the DeployApp procedure is not required.

  • The ShutdownServer procedure receives Catalina home as a parameter.

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