Two Methods for starting and stopping tomcat in the ant script

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2. 1. display the Tomcat console interface in the Windows command line window </P> <p> </P>

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1. <Property name = "tomcat. Home" value = "D: \ developer \ apache-Tomcat-6.0.32"/>
3. <Target name = "stop_tomcat">
4. <Echo> stop Tomcat </echo>
5. <Exec executable = "cmd" dir = "$ {tomcat. Home}/bin" failonerror = "false"
6. Output = "$ {log. File}" APPEND = "true">
7. <! -- <Arg value = "/C"/> -->
8. <Env key = "catalina_home" Path = "$ {tomcat. Home}"/>
9. <Arg value = "/C shutdown. Bat"/>
10. </Exec>
11. </Target>
13. <Target name = "start_tomcat">
14. <Echo> start Tomcat </echo>
15. <Exec executable = "cmd" dir = "$ {tomcat. Home}/bin" failonerror = "false"
16. Output = "$ {log. File}" APPEND = "true">
17. <! -- <Arg value = "/C"/> -->
18. <Env key = "catalina_home" Path = "$ {tomcat. Home}"/>
19. <Arg value = "/C startup. Bat"/>
20. </Exec>
21. </Target>

 

Log. file is a file created in the previous target, used to output the Tomcat Start and Stop information.

 

Second, display the Tomcat console information in the eclipse Console

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1. <Target name = "tomcat. Start">
2. <Java jar = "$ {tomcat. Home}/bin/Bootstrap. Jar" fork = "true">
3. <Jvmarg value = "-dcatalina. Home =$ {tomcat. Home}"/>
4. </Java>
5. </Target>
7. <Target name = "tomcat. Stop">
8. <Java jar = "$ {tomcat. Home}/bin/Bootstrap. Jar" fork = "true">
9. <Jvmarg value = "-dcatalina. Home =$ {tomcat. Home}"/>
10. <Arg line = "stop"/>
11. </Java>
12. </Target>
14. <Target name = "tomcat. debug">
15. <Java jar = "$ {tomcat. Home}/bin/Bootstrap. Jar" fork = "true">
16. <Jvmarg value = "-dcatalina. Home =$ {tomcat. Home}"/>
17. <Jvmarg value = "-xdebug"/>
18. <Jvmarg value = "-xrunjdwp: Transport = dt_socket, address = 8000, Server = Y, suspend = N"/>
19. </Java>
20. </Target>

Two Methods for starting and stopping tomcat in the ant script