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Can I start tomcat without starting any of the configured contexts?

It's possible to shutdown and restart a context via tomcat's manager, but can I start the tomcat process without starting any context?

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As I learned in the meantime, tomcats starts a context only if it was started when tomcat was shut down.

Kai  2009-06-19 09:38:08

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