I think the problem can be related with the improper shutdown of the current CVS 2.1 with Tomcat. Try to kill the process after the shutdown.
Antonio Gallardo. JD Daniels dijo: > Yes, I guess I should have mentioned that I did in fact delete my tomcat > work directory, shutdown and startup. It did not make a difference... > hence my frustration :) > > I know that when I get this crap figured out, I will never hack php > again :D The trick is getting it figured heh heh. > > JD > ----- Original Message ----- > From: David Kavanagh > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2003 9:05 AM > Subject: Re: XMLForm Question > > > I think you just need to restart the container (in your case, tomcat). > In theory, Tomcat use an adaptive classloader that you can configure > (in server.xml) to reload classes when they change. I was able to use > this feature when my web app was simple. Once I started having more > statefull information in memory, I really needed to restart the whole > app (and tomcat) when I changed my code. BTW, If you were to use > JBoss/Jetty, you should be able to take advantage of the JBoss > hot-deploy feature. The idea being if you touch the web.xml under > cocoon, jboss should redeploy the app, and pick up your code change. > At this point, JBoss exits when I try this. I'm sure I'm doing > something wrong. > > David > > JD Daniels wrote: > > Thanks for the answer Sylvain.... > > That was what I had thought... after I restarted my machine, it all > started working. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
