Solution to the problem of automatic restoration after modifying server.xml and content.xml in Tomcat

Write configuration files in server.xml and content.xml. After restarting the server, you will find that the xml will restore the default settings and all previous configurations will be gone.

Reason: When you integrate and add Tomcat in Eclipse, Eclipse will automatically store the Tomcat configuration file. It exists as a project in eclipse, which is our common Servers project package. When the Tomcat server is started in Eclipse, it will automatically publish the projects deployed in Eclipse. However, sometimes we configure these two files externally, and Eclipse only recognizes the projects deployed in it, so it will create a new server.xml file to overwrite the files we configured.

Method 1:

Set up Ecplise and cancel the automatic publishing function.

Select Window-Preferences-Server-Launching, uncheck Automatically publish on starting servers, and click OK.

Method 2:

In the Server project in the Ecplise project, there is a Tomcat v7.0 (3) at localhost-config file

There are server.xml and content.xml below, replace them with your modified files. When Tomcat is re-released, the configuration files here will be used to overwrite the files under Tomcat's conf.

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