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Tomcat Cache Clear Process

The document provides steps to clear the Tomcat cache directory on pbopsapp1 and pbopsapp2 servers. The steps include stopping the Tomcat service, checking that no Java processes are running, removing files from the Catalina work directory, and restarting the Tomcat service. Completing these steps on both servers clears the Tomcat cache.

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Tomcat Cache Clear Process

The document provides steps to clear the Tomcat cache directory on pbopsapp1 and pbopsapp2 servers. The steps include stopping the Tomcat service, checking that no Java processes are running, removing files from the Catalina work directory, and restarting the Tomcat service. Completing these steps on both servers clears the Tomcat cache.

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Tomcat Cache Clear Process

Reference: 1879431 - How to clear the Tomcat cache directory?

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pbopsapp1 and pbopsapp2 servers individually and do the following as root user:

# top -u pboadm

Make sure a single java process is shown

# service tomcat7 stop

# top -u pboadm

Make sure NO java process is shown

If Java process is shown, kill the process using following command:

# kill -9 <process-id>

# top -u pboadm

Make sure NO java process is shown

# rm -rf /usr/bipinst/sap_bobj/tomcat/work/Catalina/localhost/*

# service tomcat7 start

# top -u pboadm

Make sure a single java process is shown

Do the above steps in both pbopsapp1 and pbopsapp2 servers.


The Tomcat cache has been successfully cleared now.

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