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So ,when redeploying then app, the confir parameteres still there. To solve I use, in the same path I create a file called and inside a put config I want to held: cat To start working with JRebel, you need to enable JRebel for your MicroProfile project. I also have the same problem, tomcat deleting the context.xml( meapp.xml ) from conf/Catalina/localhost JRebel and MicroProfile Our productivity tool, JRebel, works well with implementations of MicroProfile that we support, such as Payara Server, WebSphere Liberty, or WildFly. This is available in our STS Eclipse as a plugin and needs a. In developer environment mabe we have something like this: Just to help with our development time, JRebel is a Java Development tool that. Sometimes it is necesary have different values for app in the server, for example a path to store uploaded files.

Updating a directory (not the directory contents) will trigger an undeploy of the application with the removal of any associated context file and work directory.

Updating a WAR file will trigger an undeploy of the application with the removal of any associated expanded directory, context file and work directory.

Deleting a directory will trigger an undeploy of the application with the removal of any associated context file and work directory.

Deleting a WAR file will trigger an undeploy of the application with the removal of any associated expanded directory, context file and work directory. Enabled JRebel on project from projects configuration tab Startup set to Run locally from command line Created catalina-jrebel.bat according to generated configuration Built project using maven launched server using catalina-jrebel.Quoting the doc for cases when autoDeploy=true may cause removal of your context file: You can also set this property in your context file overloading the value Server.xml located in $CATALINA_HOME/conf/server.xml section:

I was able to get hot deploying (JRebel) and debug mode working. My Tomcat instance runs in a VirtualBox VM, which for Eclipse purposes means it is a remote server. xml descriptor as well as checking changes in the webapp directory) is driven by: I am experimenting with a combination of Vagrant+VirtualBox+JRebel+Eclipse+Tomcat to develop a Java Servlet application.

Whether Tomcat does or doesn't do autoDeployment (means checking for changes in your. Quick summary: there are several conditions (like changing the war file, deleting the webapp or replacing it with new content) under which Tomcat will undeploy the context, including removing the context file.