tomcatmanager

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If you use Apache Tomcat for any sort of development work you’ve probably deployed lots of applications to it. There are a several ways to get your war files deployed:

• use the Tomcat Manager <https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-9.0-doc/manager-howto.html>_ application in your browser
• use the Tomcat Ant Tasks <https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/tomcat/AntDeploy>_ included with Tomcat
• use Cargo <https://codehaus-cargo.github.io/>_ and its plugins for ant and maven

Here's another way: a command line tool and python library for managing a Tomcat server.

How Do I Use It?

This package installs a command line utility called tomcat-manager. It's easily scriptable using your favorite shell:

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$ tomcat-manager --user=ace --password=newenglandclamchowder \ http://localhost:8080/manager deploy local sample.war /sampleapp $ echo $? 0

There is also an interactive mode:

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$ tomcat-manager tomcat-manager>connect http://localhost:8080/manager ace Password: --connected to http://localhost:8080/manager as ace tomcat-manager>list Path Status Sessions Directory

/ running 0 ROOT /sampleapp stopped 0 sampleapp##9 /sampleapp running 0 sampleapp##8 /host-manager running 0 /usr/share/tomcat8-admin/host-manage /manager running 0 /usr/share/tomcat8-admin/manager

And for the ultimate in flexibility, you can use the python package directly:

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import tomcatmanager as tm tomcat = tm.TomcatManager() r = tomcat.connect(url="http://localhost:8080/manager", ... user="ace", password="newenglandclamchowder") tomcat.is_connected True r = tomcat.stop("/someapp") r.ok False r.status_message 'No context exists named /someapp'

What Can It Do?

Tomcatmanager has the following capabilities, all available from the command line, interactive mode, and as a python library:

• deploy - deploy a war file containing a tomcat application in the tomcat server
• redeploy - remove the application currently installed at a given path and install a new war file there
• undeploy - remove an application from the tomcat server
• start - start a tomcat application that has been deployed but isn't running
• stop - stop a tomcat application and leave it deployed on the server
• reload - stop and start a tomcat application
• sessions - show active sessions for a particular tomcat application
• expire - expire idle sessions
• list - show all installed applications
• serverinfo - show information about the server, including tomcat version, OS version and architecture, and jvm version
• status - show server status information in xml format
• vminfo - show diagnostic information about the jvm
• threaddump - show a jvm thread dump
• resources - show the global jdni resources configured in tomcat
• findleakers - show tomcat applications that leak memory
• sslconnectorciphers - show tls ciphers configured for each connector
• sslconnectorcerts - show tls certificate chain for each virtual host
• sslconnectortrustedcerts - show trusted certificates for each virtual host
• sslreload - reload tls certificate and key files

Documentation

Complete documentation for the last released version is available at <http://tomcatmanager.readthedocs.io/en/stable/>_. It includes material showing how to use tomcat-manager from the command line or using interactive mode. There is also a walkthrough of how to use the API and an API reference.

Documentation is also built from the develop <https://github.com/tomcatmanager/tomcatmanager/tree/develop> branch, and published at <https://tomcatmanager.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>. The develop branch may not yet be released to PyPi, but you can see the documentation for what's coming up in the next release.

Installation

You'll need Python >= 3.7. Install using pip:

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$ pip install tomcatmanager

Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Works with Tomcat >= 8.5 and <= 10.1.

Tomcat Configuration

This library and associated tools do their work via the Tomcat Manager web application included in the Tomcat distribution. You will need to configure authentication in tomcat-users.xml with access to the manager-script role:

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