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--- <p>The main goal of the reloading classloader plugin is enabling
<strong>rapid
--- application development</strong>. It uses the
+++ <p>The Cocoon Maven 2 plugin provides some goals that make the developer's
life
+++ easier. Currently it contains</p>
+++
+++ <ul>
+++ <li><a href="daisy:1297">Cocoon Reloading Classloader goal</a></li>
+++ <li><a href="daisy:1358">Cocoon Deployer goal</a></li>
+++ </ul>
+++
+++ <h1>Cocoon Reloading Classloader goal</h1>
+++
+++ <p>The main goal of the <a href="daisy:1297">reloading classloader goal</a>
is
+++ enabling <strong>rapid application development</strong>. It uses the
<a href="http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/sandbox/jci/";>Jakarta Commons
JCI</a>
library which provides a reloading classloader. As the names already
promises,
it is able to watch resources (e.g. <tt>.class</tt> files) for changes. In
such
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<p>Some Java servlet containers already provide the automatic reload of
loaded
servlet contexts in the case of changes but this comes with the downside
that
--- you might lose the application state.</p>
+++ you might lose the application state and that you are not allowed to
change the
+++ signatures of classes and methods.</p>
+++ <h1>Cocoon Deployer goal</h1>
+++
+++ <p>The <a href="daisy:1358">Cocoon Deployer goal </a>provides two features
that
+++ rewrite a web application in order to add functionality that comes from</p>
+++
+++ <ul>
+++ <li>reversing the classloader hierarchy</li>
+++ <li>patching your web.xml</li>
+++ </ul>
+++
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