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Chapter 8: Web Application Administration Information such as the class load time, processing time, and so on, on every servlet class/JSP for all the deployed Web applications, can be obtained using the Complete Server Status option (visible while viewing the server status). Managing Web Applications Administrators can start, stop, reload, and remove Web applications by clicking on the relevant links provided at the end of each application (see Figure 8-3 ). Figure 8-3: Commands for Tomcat Manager s Web interface Click the List Application link. You should see the Web page shown in Figure 8-3 . The Applications table has five columns: . Path: Lists the Web application path. The pathname links to the URL for the Web application. . Display Name: Picked up from the element in the application s deployment descriptor (web.xml). . Running: Indicates the running status for the application (true if the application is running, and falseotherwise).

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